What is a parole violation (revocation) hearing?
If a releasee is alleged to have violated one or more of the conditions of release, a parole violation hearing may be scheduled based on a warrant or a subpoena. If the offender is found guilty of violating the conditions of release, the release may be revoked and the offender may have to serve the balance of the original sentence. You will be notified if a warrant or subpoena is issued, when a revocation hearing is scheduled, and the res ult of the hearing.
