Allows for the removal of state board of parole members by a majority vote in the senate and assembly; requires three or more board members to.

New York Assembly Bill A07532 amends the executive law to allow for the removal of members of the state board of parole by a majority vote in both the senate and the assembly. It requires at least three members of the board to personally interview potential parolees at least one month before parole eligibility. The bill mandates that parole determinations must be unanimous. If parole is denied, the incarcerated individual must be informed in writing within two weeks of the reasons for the denial, which must be detailed and not conclusory.

Allows for the removal of state board of parole members by a majority vote in the senate and assembly; requires three or more board members to.

New York Assembly Bill A07532 amends the executive law to allow for the removal of members of the state board of parole by a majority vote in both the senate and the assembly. It requires at least three members of the board to personally interview potential parolees at least one month before parole eligibility. The bill mandates that parole determinations must be unanimous. If parole is denied, the incarcerated individual must be informed in writing within two weeks of the reasons for the denial, which must be detailed and not conclusory.