Writing Texas Parole Board

Summary

You can write a letter to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles for your fiancés parole, ensuring to state facts clearly, include supporting documents, and maintain a respectful tone. The District Attorney (DA) cannot unilaterally reduce or dismiss a sentence post-conviction but can be involved in plea bargains, post-conviction motions, and parole recommendations.

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Can the da reduce his sentence or make it go away if they were the prosecutor
In general, the District Attorney (DA) cannot unilaterally reduce or dismiss a sentence once it has been handed down by a court. However, there are some instances where the DA's office can be involved in post-conviction relief efforts:
- **Plea Bargains**: Before sentencing, the DA can negotiate plea deals which might reduce charges or recommend lighter sentences.
- **Post-Conviction Motions**: In certain cases, the DA might support motions for a new trial or reduced sentencing if new evidence or circumstances arise.
- **Parole Recommendations**: While the DA does not control parole, their recommendation can influence the parole board’s decision.
Could you please specify your fiancé's current legal status and the nature of his charges? This information will help provide more tailored advice.