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Title 28Judicial AdministrationPart / Section
Chapter IDepartment of Justice0 – 299
Part 2Parole, Release, Supervision and Recommitment of Prisoners, Youth Offenders, and Juvenile Delinquents2.1 – 2.220
Subpart AUnited States Code Prisoners and Parolees2.1 – 2.66
§ 2.1Definitions.
§ 2.2Eligibility for parole; adult sentences.
§ 2.3Same: Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act.
§ 2.4Same: Youth offenders and juvenile delinquents.
§ 2.5Sentence aggregation.
§ 2.6Withheld and forfeited good time.
§ 2.7Committed fines and restitution orders.
§ 2.8Mental competency proceedings.
§ 2.9Study prior to sentencing.
§ 2.10Date service of sentence commences.
§ 2.11Application for parole; notice of hearing.
§ 2.12Initial hearings: Setting presumptive release dates.
§ 2.13Initial hearing; procedure.
§ 2.14Subsequent proceedings.
§ 2.15Petition for consideration of parole prior to date set at hearing.
§ 2.16Parole of prisoner in state, local, or territorial institution.
§ 2.17 [Reserved]
§ 2.18Granting of parole.
§ 2.19Information considered.
§ 2.20Paroling policy guidelines: Statement of general policy.
§ 2.21Reparole consideration guidelines.
§ 2.22Communication with the Commission.
§ 2.23Delegation to hearing examiners.
§ 2.24Review of panel recommendation by the Regional Commissioner.
§ 2.25Hearings by videoconference.
§ 2.26Appeal to National Appeals Board.
§ 2.27 [Reserved]
§ 2.28Reopening of cases.
§ 2.29Release on parole.
§ 2.30False information or new criminal conduct: Discovery after release.
§ 2.31Parole to detainers: Statement of policy.
§ 2.32Parole to local or immigration detainers.
§ 2.33Release plans.
§ 2.34Rescission of parole.
§ 2.35Mandatory release in the absence of parole.
§ 2.36Rescission guidelines.
§ 2.37Disclosure of information concerning parolees; Statement of policy.
§ 2.38Community supervision by U.S. Probation Officers.
§ 2.39Jurisdiction of the Commission.
§ 2.40Conditions of release.
§ 2.41Travel approval.
§ 2.42Probation officer's reports to Commission.
§ 2.43Early termination.
§ 2.44Summons to appear or warrant for retaking of parolee.
§ 2.45Same; youth offenders.
§ 2.46Execution of warrant and service of summons.
§ 2.47Warrant placed as a detainer and dispositional review.
§ 2.48Revocation: Preliminary interview.
§ 2.49Place of revocation hearing.
§ 2.50Revocation hearing procedure.
§ 2.51Issuance of a subpoena for the appearance of witnesses or production of documents.
§ 2.52Revocation decisions.
§ 2.53Mandatory parole.
§ 2.54Reviews pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 4215(c).
§ 2.55Disclosure of file prior to parole hearing.
§ 2.56Disclosure of Parole Commission file.
§ 2.57Special parole terms.
§ 2.58Prior orders.
§ 2.59Delegation to Commissioners.
§ 2.60Superior program achievement.
§ 2.61Qualifications of representatives.
§ 2.62Rewarding assistance in the prosecution of other offenders; criteria and guidelines.
§ 2.63Quorum and voting requirements.
§ 2.64Youth Corrections Act.
§ 2.65 [Reserved]
§ 2.66Revocation decision without hearing.