R547-6-5. Arrest and Revocation

(1) An Incident Report Form will be used to convey information to the Authority regarding parolees. The assigned parole officer is responsible to keep the Authority informed regarding all parole violations.

(2) Revocation proceedings will be initiated by the region office when there is probable cause that a parole violation(s) has occurred and that such proceedings are in the best interest of the youth or the community.

(3) A pre-revocation hearing may be held by the Administrative Officer or designee to determine whether there is probable cause to return a youth to a secure facility for a parole violation hearing.

(4) The Administrative Officer in behalf of the Authority may issue warrants of arrest.

(5) An alleged parole violator will have a revocation hearing within 21 days of the pre-revocation hearing. Legal representation is required at revocation hearings.