Arkansas § 16-93-622 Parole or post-release supervision discharge for offenders who are minors - Reinstatement of rights

Arkansas Statutes

§ 16-93-622 — Parole or post-release supervision discharge for offenders who are minors - Reinstatement of rights

Arkansas § 16-93-622

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Bluebook

Ark. Code Ann. § 16-93-622 (2026).

Text

(a)The Post-Prison Transfer Board may discharge a person from parole or post-release supervision if:

(1)The person:

(A)Was released on parole or post-release supervision under § 16-93-621 or any provision of this chapter in which the person's parole term exceeds five (5) years, for having committed an offense as a minor; and (B) Has served at least five (5) years on parole or post-release supervision without a violation; and (2) The prosecuting attorney in the county where the person was originally convicted has consented to the discharge of the person from parole or post-release supervision.

(b)Unless otherwise provided by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 51, a person who has been discharged from parole or post-release supervision under subsection (a) of this section shall have his or

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(a) The Post-Prison Transfer Board may discharge a person from parole or post-release supervision if: (1) The person: (A) Was released on parole or post-release supervision under § 16-93-621 or any provision of this chapter in which the person's parole term exceeds five (5) years, for having committed an offense as a minor; and (B) Has served at least five (5) years on parole or post-release supervision without a violation; and (2) The prosecuting attorney in the county where the person was originally convicted has consented to the discharge of the person from parole or post-release supervision. (b) Unless otherwise provided by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 51, a person who has been discharged from parole or post-release supervision under subsection (a) of this section shall have his or her constitutional right to vote restored.