N.D. Cent. Code § 12-59-07
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12-59-07. Requirements precedent to parole
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12-59-07. Requirements precedent to parole
The parole board may grant parole to an inmate if the board is convinced the inmate will
conform to the terms and conditions of parole the board or the department of corrections and
rehabilitation may establish for the inmate. The department of corrections and rehabilitation may
establish intermediate conditions of parole, including incarceration for a period of seventy-two
hours and restitution, subject to the subsequent approval of the parole board.
The parole board may grant parole to an inmate if the board is convinced the inmate will
conform to the terms and conditions of parole the board or the department of corrections and
rehabilitation may establish for the inmate. The department of corrections and rehabilitation may
establish intermediate conditions of parole, including incarceration for a period of seventy-two
hours and restitution, subject to the subsequent approval of the parole board.
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