kimberly annette williford
At the parole office.
The parolee is violated.
Any information you could legitimately need will be available from his parole officer. Contact the parole office for Oakland, CA and they can direct you.
He may find a residence anywhere; unless his parole stipulates conditions on where he can stay.
Inmates typically are notified of the parole decision within thirty days of the hearing. It is possible in some situations for this to take longer, but typically the inmate is notified of this as well.
Contact the phone number of the Parole and Probation Agency in your area. It should be located in the blue "government pages" of any phone directory. In California, and possibly other states, it is easier and more efficient to report someone if you know the name of the parole or probation officer. You can get that by calling the Parole / Probation office. You will generally need the full name of the person and their date of birth. The process works much more efficiently if you can give your name and number, describe the person and the activities, and tell the officers where to find them. An anonymous tip left on the phone will generally do absolutely nothing, at least in California. If the offenses are serious and there is evidence of the activities, call 911 and tell the dispatch that the parolee (with name, address, etc.) is on parole and is currently involved in (crime) against his parole. If the person lives in your home or your apartment building, you can give access to the police and parole officer without the permission of the parolee. Once you take these steps, do not be stupid and wave what you have done in front of the violator.
Call your parole agent!
in prison these now parolees aquired a very particular set of skills, they learnt to communicate through the method of dance. To simply locate your parolee, sway your hips from left to right and then after 4 beats thrust your pelvic muscles in front of you, shortly any parolee in the area will come running to your rescue.
Ask the parole agent, if you are sentanced and or released and are just waiting for the hold to be lifted, then your just waiting for your parole agent to release the hold and your free to go. my boyfriend has a parole hold, so if he goes to jail, and charges are dropped, he has to wait for his Parole agent to lift the hold.
3 years,dont listen to b.s,.In california,if your released from prison for any charge its 3 years,and best believe parole in 3 years will find any reason to send you back,its their pay check,and its a big scam,parole are the real gangters,good luck your going to need it
You don't
It is a parole violation.Consider those two words for a moment.The two words have a dual meaning. First, you, the parolee, violated the conditions of your parole; you broke the rules. Second, the parole that was granted to you is revoked, violated, made void.There are several results that can occur from a parolee violating his conditional release:His release may be revoked and he is returned to prison for part of or the remainder of his sentence.His release may be suspended and he may be returned to jail for a time.His parole may be suspended, he is remanded to the custody of a rehabilitation unit, and his parole will continue but not count the time in rehab.He may receive some form of house punishment from the parole officer: house restriction, curfew, tether, etc.He may receive a verbal reprimand from the PO.He may receive nothing.Parole is a gift, not a right. It is dificult enough to pass from one end of it to the other without being violated. The parolee is still on the string. It is you against the man, only you have no possibility of winning. Your best option is to lay down and take what comes. don't be stupid and open yourself up to the man; what your PO never learns of never happened; BUT, keep in mind he will find out everything. You have to ask yourself, "What is freedom worth?"