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STATE PRISON AND PAROLE PROCESS WALK THROUGH 

The purpose of the walk through is to present a list of selectable options and the rights you have based on your choices from the selections provided. A PDF detailing all steps of this walk through is available below.
State_Walkthrough.pdf
 

parole

Parole is a conditional release that is granted by the Pennsylvania Board of Probation & Parole (PBPP). An offender is typically granted parole to a home plan (an approved residence of a friend or family member), a Community Corrections Center (CCC), or a residential treatment facility. The offender will remain on parole until the completion of his/her maximum sentence date.
 
When is an offender eligible for parole?
Every state sentenced offender with a minimum sentence will be reviewed for parole at least four months prior to his or her minimum sentence date. If approved, an offender is eligible to be released on parole on or after their minimum sentence date.
 
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Revocation