Determination of whether to revoke parole

NAC 213.550 Determination of whether to revoke parole. ( NRS 213.10885 , 213.110 , 213.140 , 213.150 ) In determining whether to revoke the parole of a person for a violation of his or her parole, the Board may consider whether the person has, while on parole: 1. Been convicted of any crime committed after his or her release and, if so, whether the crime involved the use of a weapon or resulted in injury or substantial harm to the victim; 2. Engaged in a pattern of behavior similar to that which resulted in his or her imprisonment; 3. Used drugs or alcohol and whether confinement for counseling or classification is advisable; 4. Demonstrated an unwillingness to conform to the expectations and requirements of parole; or 5. Engaged in any other conduct that makes him or her a danger to the community and indicates a need for further treatment in a controlled environment. (Added to NAC by Bd. of Parole Comm’rs, 6-27-90, eff. 5-11-90; A 7-19-96; R080-98, 8-11-98)