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administrative amended Attorney authority believe BIESTER bill Board of Parole caseload Chairman COHEN committee conditions of parole conviction CONYERS correctional counsel court crime criminal decision denied parole discretion District of Columbia DRINAN due process EGLIT eligible for parole ex-offenders fact factors Federal Parole FISH function going grant HARLAN incarceration individual inmate institution issue judge judicial judicial review Justice KASTEN MEIER KASTENMEIER kind legislation MEEKER MIKVA offender ORLAND parole board members parole decisionmaking parole hearing parole officer parole revocation parole supervision parole system penology person PILCHER present probation officer problems procedures question RAILSBACK reasons recidivism recommendations record Reed rehabilitation REILLEY release on parole require revocation hearing revoked sentence staff statement subcommittee subsection suggest talking testimony Thank things tion TROPEA U.S. Board United States attorney United States Code YATES
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