Nevada Parole Violation Hearing Lawyers
All prisoners who get incarcerated in Nevada state prison, upon release, get placed on parole. While on parole, they must report to a parole officer, and observe certain conditions of parole.
A parolee who gets accused of violating the conditions of parole will get charged with a parole violation. But before the violation is sustained, the person is entitled to a Nevada parole violation hearing. Its purpose is to determine whether or not the person really did violate his/her conditions of parole.
Nevada parole violation hearings generally take place at three correctional facilities: the High Desert State Prison, the Florence McClure Women’s Correctional Center, and the Northern Nevada Correctional Center.
All parolees are entitled to be represented by a Nevada criminal defense lawyer at the hearing.
Our Nevada criminal defense lawyers defend people at these hearings.
It may be possible to avoid a parole violation and avoid getting returned to Nevada State Prison. Short of that, it may be possible to negotiate for a shorter prison stay.
If you or a loved one faces a Nevada Parole violation, contact us to discuss the case.
