Arkansas Code § 16-93-1904

Post-release supervision - Required recommendations
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(a) Before the Post-Prison Transfer Board may grant a transfer to post-release supervision based on accrual and application of earned release credits, the board shall: (1) Notify and solicit the written recommendations of the committing court, the prosecuting attorney, and the county sheriff of the county from which the inmate was committed as provided in § 16-93-1810 ; and (2) Notify the victim or the next of kin as provided in § 16-93-1810 . (b) An inmate who is ineligible to accrue earned release credits may be transferred to post-release supervision only if: (1) Sentenced by the sentencing court to a period of post-release supervision to follow the inmate's term of imprisonment; and (2) The inmate has served the entire sentence of imprisonment before transfer to post-release supervision. Added by Act 2023, No. 659,§ 2, eff. 1/1/2024.
(a) Before the Post-Prison Transfer Board may grant a transfer to post-release supervision based on accrual and application of earned release credits, the board shall: (1) Notify and solicit the written recommendations of the committing court, the prosecuting attorney, and the county sheriff of the county from which the inmate was committed as provided in § 16-93-1810 ; and (2) Notify the victim or the next of kin as provided in § 16-93-1810 . (b) An inmate who is ineligible to accrue earned release credits may be transferred to post-release supervision only if: (1) Sentenced by the sentencing court to a period of post-release supervision to follow the inmate's term of imprisonment; and (2) The inmate has served the entire sentence of imprisonment before transfer to post-release supervision. Added by Act 2023, No. 659,§ 2, eff. 1/1/2024.
(a) Before the Post-Prison Transfer Board may grant a transfer to post-release supervision based on accrual and application of earned release credits, the board shall: (1) Notify and solicit the written recommendations of the committing court, the prosecuting attorney, and the county sheriff of the county from which the inmate was committed as provided in § 16-93-1810 ; and (2) Notify the victim or the next of kin as provided in § 16-93-1810 . (b) An inmate who is ineligible to accrue earned release credits may be transferred to post-release supervision only if: (1) Sentenced by the sentencing court to a period of post-release supervision to follow the inmate's term of imprisonment; and (2) The inmate has served the entire sentence of imprisonment before transfer to post-release supervision. Added by Act 2023, No. 659,§ 2, eff. 1/1/2024.
(a) Before the Post-Prison Transfer Board may grant a transfer to post-release supervision based on accrual and application of earned release credits, the board shall: (1) Notify and solicit the written recommendations of the committing court, the prosecuting attorney, and the county sheriff of the county from which the inmate was committed as provided in § 16-93-1810 ; and (2) Notify the victim or the next of kin as provided in § 16-93-1810 .
(1) Notify and solicit the written recommendations of the committing court, the prosecuting attorney, and the county sheriff of the county from which the inmate was committed as provided in § 16-93-1810 ; and
(2) Notify the victim or the next of kin as provided in § 16-93-1810 .
(b) An inmate who is ineligible to accrue earned release credits may be transferred to post-release supervision only if: (1) Sentenced by the sentencing court to a period of post-release supervision to follow the inmate's term of imprisonment; and (2) The inmate has served the entire sentence of imprisonment before transfer to post-release supervision.
(1) Sentenced by the sentencing court to a period of post-release supervision to follow the inmate's term of imprisonment; and
(2) The inmate has served the entire sentence of imprisonment before transfer to post-release supervision.

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