Nevada § 209.254 Department to provide list of persons eligible for parole

Nevada Statutes

§ 209.254 — Department to provide list of persons eligible for parole

Nevada § 209.254

Title 16CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS; AID TO VICTIMS OF

Ch. 209Department

ADMINISTRATION OF DEPARTMENT

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 209.254 (2026).

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At least 40 days before any scheduled action of the State Board of Parole Commissioners, the Department shall provide to the Executive Secretary of the Board a list of each person who is eligible for parole. The list must include, for each offender:

1.The name of the offender;

2.The crime for which the offender was convicted;

3.The county in which the offender was sentenced;

4.The date of his or her sentence;

5.The length of his or her sentence, including the minimum term or the minimum aggregate term, as applicable, and the maximum term or the maximum aggregate term, as applicable, of imprisonment or the definite term of imprisonment, if one is imposed;

6.The amount of time the offender actually served in the state prison;

7.The amount of credit for time previously served by the of

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At least 40 days before any scheduled action of the State Board of Parole Commissioners, the Department shall provide to the Executive Secretary of the Board a list of each person who is eligible for parole. The list must include, for each offender:
1. The name of the offender;
2. The crime for which the offender was convicted;
3. The county in which the offender was sentenced;
4. The date of his or her sentence;
5. The length of his or her sentence, including the minimum term or the minimum aggregate term, as applicable, and the maximum term or the maximum aggregate term, as applicable, of imprisonment or the definite term of imprisonment, if one is imposed;
6. The amount of time the offender actually served in the state prison;
7. The amount of credit for time previously served by the offender in a county jail; and
8. The amount of credit allowed to reduce the sentence of the offender pursuant to this chapter.