New Hampshire Statutes
§ 651-A:11-a — Victims Permitted to Speak at Parole Hearings
The victim of any person seeking parole, or the victim's next of kin if the victim has died, shall have the right to appear at the parole hearing of such person, personally or by counsel, and to reasonably express his views concerning the offense and the person responsible.
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Legislative History
1983, 319:3, eff. Aug. 17, 1983.
Nearby Sections
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§ 651-A:1
Purpose of Parole§ 651-A:10
Psycho-Sexual Murder Defined§ 651-A:10-a
Medical Parole§ 651-A:11
Notice of Hearings§ 651-A:11-a
Victims Permitted to Speak at Parole Hearings§ 651-A:13
Suspension of Supervision§ 651-A:15-a
Arrest of Parolees§ 651-A:16
Report Required§ 651-A:16-a
Intermediate Sanction§ 651-A:17
Parole Revocation§ 651-A:19
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