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This booklet answers common questions victims have about parole and how the Parole Board works.
Development of a publications and information service to improve access to hearing information for court and tribunal users.
Privacy notices for processing personal data.
Guidance for Parole Board members on the changes brought about by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (LASPO) Act 2012.
Guidance to provide advice to Parole Board members who may find themselves appointed to a hearing which is to be held in public.
Overview and guidance on parole for children and young people.
The Parole Board's guidance to members on deferrals.
Guidance for Parole Board members and parole practitioners about what is expected of them when contributing to an oral hearing.
How Parole Board members decide to refer cases to an oral hearing, and the rules they must follow when making this decision.
This guide for staff, offenders and their representatives covers what happens in the parole process, and the duties of the practitioners involved.
A comprehensive review of the generic parole process for indeterminate sentence prisoners.
An update on progress against the backlog of casework before the HMPPS Mental Health Casework Section.
A guide for legal practitioners about how the Parole Board handles litigation and the way it deals with judicial reviews.
The review will look at the case for changing key aspects of Parole Board decision-making.
Information setting out how the Parole Board uses Twitter.
The slide presentation and recordings of the launch event for CSPL's report on police accountability on Monday 29 June 2015.
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