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If your expected parole is two years, it will take two years of paroled time (two years from the date of release) for the parole to be discharged. If your expected parole is 3, 5, or 10 years, it will likewise take three, five, or ten years.

Early release from parole is possible, but it will only be granted at the need of the state--say, to reduce the numbers of parolees to lower case loads of parole officers. Then, only those who the parole office determines to be ready, or of lesser threat to public safety will be released early.

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