Recent News & Announcements
- December 21, 2021
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Virginia Parole Board Response to OSIG Report
With every new administration, widespread change in state government is always expected, especially with a change in political parties. This transition will be no different, whether it is with the parole board or other gubernatorial appointees. It is important that the appointees share the philosophies of the incoming administration.
Read more (Virginia Parole Board Press Release) » - October 06, 2020
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Virginia Parole Board Response to OSIG Recommendations
The Office of the State Inspector General (OSIG) conducted an administrative investigation of the Virginia Parole Board (VPB), Case #18647, based on several complaints made to the State Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline. OSIG detailed a number of recommendations based on the findings of that investigation. Before addressing OSIG’s recommendations individually, the VPB would like to make the following remarks in response to the allegations concerning notification to the Commonwealth’s Attorney 21-days prior to an offender’s release on discretionary parole required under Code § 53.1-136(3)(6).
Read more (Virginia Parole Board Press Release) » - August 27, 2020
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Virginia can be at the Forefront of Criminal Justice Reform
As Virginia's legislature convenes to enact wide-ranging policing reform, the fight over reinstitution of parole will be a harbinger of criminal justice reform in Virginia and beyond. Virginia's abolition of parole for the vast majority of offenders in 1995 effectively discarded the belief both in individual change and in the state's ability to facilitate it.
Read more (The Washington Post) » - August 07, 2020
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Virginia Parole Board Response to OSIG Report - Letter to the OSIG
Chair Chapman’s Response to OSIG Findings: While the Board looks forward to OSIG’s recommendations regarding victim contact and specifically, the application of the term “endeavor diligently,” the Board must first point out that the OSIG’s conclusions are based on faulty assumptions, incorrect facts, a misunderstanding of certain procedures, and incorrect interpretations of the Virginia State Code as follows.
Read more (Virginia Parole Board Press Release) » - July 31, 2020
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Virginia Parole Board Response to OSIG Report
Due to the confidentiality of the OSIG report, the Parole Board is not able to comment on the information contained in the report. However, the Parole Board must highlight that OSIG’s conclusions are based on factual inaccuracies, a misunderstanding of the Parole Board’s procedures, and incorrect interpretations of the Virginia State Code.
Read more (Virginia Parole Board Press Release) »
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Most Requested Forms
All form downloads are in fillable PDF format.
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Appeal of Parole Ineligibility
Appeal the Parole Board’s decision that an inmate is ineligible for parole
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Petition for Geriatric Conditional Release
Petition for consideration of conditional release of any geriatric inmate that meets the legal requirements
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Petition for Conditional Release Based on Terminal Illness
Petition for consideration for conditional release from incarceration any inmate who is considered terminally ill.
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Appeal or Reconsideration of Not Grant
Appeal or request reconsideration based on significant new information or error in information or policy of the Parole Board's not grant decision
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