16 CAR § 22-301. Administrative revocation for a new felony commitment
16 CAR § 22-301. Administrative revocation for a new felony commitment.
(a)(1) When an offender subject to post-release supervision is convicted of a new felony offense and is sentenced to a term of imprisonment of twelve (12) months or longer to the Department of Corrections or to any other state or federal correctional institution, his or her post-release supervision shall be administratively revoked without a hearing.
(2) See Arkansas Code §§ 16-93-705(f) and 16-93-1908(f).
(b) The community supervision officer, upon receiving the new sentencing order, shall notify the Post-Prison Transfer Board of the new felony conviction through a Request for Parole Action Memorandum.
(c) Upon verification of the Request for Parole Action Memorandum and new sentencing order, the board shall revoke the post-release supervision of the offender, who shall be returned to a facility of the Department of Corrections.
(d) In the event that the new felony conviction of the offender is set aside on appeal or otherwise nullified, his or her post-release supervision may be reinstated unless the board or its designee has previously found, by a preponderance of the evidence after a revocation hearing, that the offender inexcusably violated one (1) or more conditions of his or her post-release supervision.