District of Columbia Gains Parole and Supervised Release Authority
Effective November 1, 2022, the District of Columbia will assume full authority over parole and supervised release decisions for individuals under D.C. law. This shift means local authorities will manage parole grants, denials, revocations, and supervision conditions, potentially impacting the local justice system and public safety.
Key points
The District of Columbia will gain exclusive power to grant, deny, and revoke parole for felons.
Local authorities will also set conditions for supervised release after imprisonment.
Federal parole commission employees transitioning to D.C. roles will retain their federal benefits.
Status:
Expired
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