Texas HB4332 amends parole procedures, requiring the Board of Pardons and Paroles to reconsider inmates for release and establish specific timelines.

Texas HB4332 amends the procedures for parole consideration and reporting by the Board of Pardons and Paroles. The bill mandates the board to adopt a policy for reconsidering inmates denied parole, with specific timelines based on the severity of the offense. Inmates serving sentences for certain offenses must be reconsidered between the first and fifth anniversary of the denial date, while those serving sentences for other offenses must be reconsidered between the first and tenth anniversary.

Texas HB4332 amends parole procedures, requiring the Board of Pardons and Paroles to reconsider inmates for release and establish specific timelines.

Texas HB4332 amends the procedures for parole consideration and reporting by the Board of Pardons and Paroles. The bill mandates the board to adopt a policy for reconsidering inmates denied parole, with specific timelines based on the severity of the offense. Inmates serving sentences for certain offenses must be reconsidered between the first and fifth anniversary of the denial date, while those serving sentences for other offenses must be reconsidered between the first and tenth anniversary.