R671-514-3. Multiple Pleas Before Hearing

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An offender may plead guilty or no contest to some of the allegations and plead not guilty to others. The Board may decide to dismiss the allegations to which the offender pled not guilty and enter a disposition based solely on the pleas of guilt or no contest. If the Board chooses to make a disposition based solely on pleas of guilt or no contest, it will not hold an evidentiary or parole revocation hearing. However, at its discretion, the Board may schedule a hearing to interview the offender or take victim testimony, if the Board determines that doing so would assist the Board in its decision.

                    
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