Parole Hearing, How Do I Pass a Parole Hearing?

The Lawyers of Texas Parole Package have many years of experience with the preparation of parole packages. The complex rules of The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles make it very difficult for the average person to effectively present the information the Board badly wants, including a proper calculation of the assessment factors, as well as a proper presentation of supporting documentation. Merely writing letters of support is seldom enough.

If you have questions, a parole attorney from www.parole-package.com will show you many examples of successful parole packages and the requirements needed to convince the board to release you or a family member. To sit down and speak with us about your options, Contact us today for a Free Consultation and Evaluation.

• Apply for parole. Prisoners must fill out a parole application and sign it to be considered.

• Wait for notification from a case manager, who will notify you when your parole hearing is scheduled.

• Answer all questions directly and honestly.

• The victims may be asked to testify at your parole hearing. Prepare yourself to face them as well as any witnesses who may also be called to testify for or against you.

• File an appeal. Should the parole commission rule against you, you have the right to file an appeal with the National Appeals Board (see Resources below).

• Seek the help of a support group after you pass your parole hearing. Many parole arrangements require parolees to attend regular support groups for alcohol or drug abuse, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (see Resources below).

IMPORTANT! The earlier we can start on a parole package prior to eligibility, the better the results. Please try to give us a year to work on the package, as the Board rules now require submission of the parole package six months prior to eligibility.

The odds of obtaining parole are much higher with a skilled lawyer!

Parole of prisoners is handled by The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Although the official position of the Board is that a prisoner is not required to have an attorney when seeking parole, the overwhelming evidence suggests that a parole package cannot be successfully put together by a prisoner or his or her family; an experienced lawyer is needed. We know what the Board wants to hear, and perhaps nearly as important, we know what the Board does not want to hear. This is because an experienced attorney can objectively examine the facts concerning the particular applicant, organize the information in conformity with Board rules and present it to the Board in a logical, accurate and persuasive manner. Since a special form regarding legal fees must be filed timely, compliance with the rules is critical.

An Experienced Texas Parole Package Attorney Can Help

With over 33 years of trial experience, our parole attorney is one of a handful of attorneys who regularly present parole packages. Generally, one year before you or a family member becomes eligible for parole, you will want to retain an experienced attorney to assemble a parole package to be presented to The Texas Board of Pardon and Paroles.