Parole Transfer Between States

Summary

Parole supervision typically occurs in the state of conviction. To transfer parole to another state, such as California, the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) process must be initiated. This involves discussing the transfer with the prison administration or legal counsel, especially if the individual is still incarcerated. A suitable parole plan, like residing with family, is crucial for approval. Approval depends on meeting the requirements of both states.

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My son is from Calif he’s been in Idaho 3years he has no family and no place other then the victim to parole to so how’s that going to work
The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) allows parolees to transfer between states. For your son to parole to California, a transfer application must be initiated, typically through his parole officer in Idaho. Approval depends on several factors, including a suitable parole plan in California. Does your son have a potential residence or support system in California?
Yes he does his entire family lives in Ca and he can parole to his sisters house
The Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) process can be initiated, and having a residence with his sister can be beneficial for the parole transfer. Here are key points to consider:
- Your son should discuss the transfer with his Idaho parole officer.
- A suitable parole plan in California, like living with his sister, is crucial.
- Approval depends on meeting the requirements of both states.
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I would like to do this myself and my son has no parole officer he is still in jail
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Since your son is still in jail and has no parole officer assigned yet, it's important to contact the prison administration or the legal counsel within the facility to discuss initiating the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) application. They can guide you on the process to transfer parole supervision to California once he is eligible.
Ok thank you
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