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SECTION 11-37-8.7

   § 11-37-8.7  Parole of violators. –In the case of any person convicted and imprisoned for an offense under§§ 11-37-8.1 – 11-37-8.3, it shall be required that:

   (1) The department of attorney general or local prosecutor beinformed by the parole board ninety (90) days prior to a parole hearing of thedate of hearing, and the attorney general or local prosecutor provide theparole board with a complete statement of circumstances surrounding aconviction within forty-five (45) days prior to the scheduled parole hearingdate.

   (2) The parole board shall notify the victim and his or herfamily of a scheduled parole hearing at least forty-five (45) days prior to thedate of hearing, and the victim and/or family shall be permitted an opportunityto provide a statement for review by the parole board.

   (3) The convicted person shall be examined prior to parole byone independent psychiatrist to determine whether the person is a continueddanger to children.

   (4) The convicted person shall receive outpatient treatmentat his or her own expense after parole or release from hospitalization for aperiod of time to be set by the parole board, and the department of mentalhealth, retardation and hospitals shall oversee and provide these services. Anyperson willfully violating this subsection shall be guilty of a misdemeanor andshall serve not more than one year imprisonment.

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Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-11 > Chapter-11-37 > 11-37-8-7

SECTION 11-37-8.7

   § 11-37-8.7  Parole of violators. –In the case of any person convicted and imprisoned for an offense under§§ 11-37-8.1 – 11-37-8.3, it shall be required that:

   (1) The department of attorney general or local prosecutor beinformed by the parole board ninety (90) days prior to a parole hearing of thedate of hearing, and the attorney general or local prosecutor provide theparole board with a complete statement of circumstances surrounding aconviction within forty-five (45) days prior to the scheduled parole hearingdate.

   (2) The parole board shall notify the victim and his or herfamily of a scheduled parole hearing at least forty-five (45) days prior to thedate of hearing, and the victim and/or family shall be permitted an opportunityto provide a statement for review by the parole board.

   (3) The convicted person shall be examined prior to parole byone independent psychiatrist to determine whether the person is a continueddanger to children.

   (4) The convicted person shall receive outpatient treatmentat his or her own expense after parole or release from hospitalization for aperiod of time to be set by the parole board, and the department of mentalhealth, retardation and hospitals shall oversee and provide these services. Anyperson willfully violating this subsection shall be guilty of a misdemeanor andshall serve not more than one year imprisonment.


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Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-11 > Chapter-11-37 > 11-37-8-7

SECTION 11-37-8.7

   § 11-37-8.7  Parole of violators. –In the case of any person convicted and imprisoned for an offense under§§ 11-37-8.1 – 11-37-8.3, it shall be required that:

   (1) The department of attorney general or local prosecutor beinformed by the parole board ninety (90) days prior to a parole hearing of thedate of hearing, and the attorney general or local prosecutor provide theparole board with a complete statement of circumstances surrounding aconviction within forty-five (45) days prior to the scheduled parole hearingdate.

   (2) The parole board shall notify the victim and his or herfamily of a scheduled parole hearing at least forty-five (45) days prior to thedate of hearing, and the victim and/or family shall be permitted an opportunityto provide a statement for review by the parole board.

   (3) The convicted person shall be examined prior to parole byone independent psychiatrist to determine whether the person is a continueddanger to children.

   (4) The convicted person shall receive outpatient treatmentat his or her own expense after parole or release from hospitalization for aperiod of time to be set by the parole board, and the department of mentalhealth, retardation and hospitals shall oversee and provide these services. Anyperson willfully violating this subsection shall be guilty of a misdemeanor andshall serve not more than one year imprisonment.