South Dakota § 24-15-10 Application for parole or clemency--Waiting period if denied--Period for crime of violence.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 24-15-10 — Application for parole or clemency--Waiting period if denied--Period for crime of violence.

South Dakota·Title 24 CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AND PAROLE·Ch. 24-14 PAROLES FROM STATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES

If an inmate's application for parole is denied, the inmate may not again present an application before the board for a period of eight months. A continuance of an application for parole is not a denial. An application for clemency may not be heard for one year after the date of the judgment. If an application for clemency is denied, an inmate may not again present an application for clemency for a period of one year. If an application for clemency is denied for an inmate convicted of a crime of violence, as defined in subdivision 22-1-2 (9), and sentenced to life imprisonment, the inmate may not again present an application for clemency for a period of four years.

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If an inmate's application for parole is denied, the inmate may not again present an application before the board for a period of eight months. A continuance of an application for parole is not a denial. An application for clemency may not be heard for one year after the date of the judgment. If an application for clemency is denied, an inmate may not again present an application for clemency for a period of one year. If an application for clemency is denied for an inmate convicted of a crime of violence, as defined in subdivision 22-1-2 (9), and sentenced to life imprisonment, the inmate may not again present an application for clemency for a period of four years.

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