New York S04645 requires unanimous agreement by the parole board to release an incarcerated individual on parole.

New York S04645 amends the executive law to require unanimous agreement by the parole board to release an incarcerated individual on parole. If parole is not granted, the incarcerated individual must be informed in writing within two weeks of the factors and reasons for the denial. The board must specify a date for reconsideration, not more than twenty-four months from the determination. If parole is granted, the incarcerated individual must be notified of the conditions of parole, including any restitution orders, mandatory surcharges, and sex offender registration fees.

New York S04645 requires unanimous agreement by the parole board to release an incarcerated individual on parole.

New York S04645 amends the executive law to require unanimous agreement by the parole board to release an incarcerated individual on parole. If parole is not granted, the incarcerated individual must be informed in writing within two weeks of the factors and reasons for the denial. The board must specify a date for reconsideration, not more than twenty-four months from the determination. If parole is granted, the incarcerated individual must be notified of the conditions of parole, including any restitution orders, mandatory surcharges, and sex offender registration fees.