Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 50, December 13, 2024
Section 92-2-11 - Waiver of Revocation Hearing11.1. The parolee may waive the final revocation hearing. He or she may also waive the five-day notice of the hearing. A waiver of the final revocation hearing shall be construed as a plea of guilty to the charge(s) and may result in revocation of parole.11.2. The procedure for waiver of the final revocation hearing is as follows: 11.2.a. If the parolee desires to waive the final hearing, and is not represented by legal counsel, he shall inform the parole officer of his desire to waive; this must be done in writing via an executed waiver of the final hearing on the charge of parole violation.11.2.b. If the parolee waives the final hearing, the parolee shall sign a waiver form. The parolee's signature on the waiver must be witnessed by two individuals, one of whom may be the parole officer.11.3. In lieu of the above procedure, if the parolee is represented by legal counsel, his attorney shall inform the Board of his desire to waive the final hearing in writing.