Cases In Review and Discretionary Mandatory Supervision Cases

Paul A. Hampel

Attorney at Law

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(210) 375-7526

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Cases In Review and Shortway Date Reviews Discretionary Mandatory Supervision Cases

Because I do a high volume of parole cases and stay on top of my caseload I am able to accept cases in review at all units around the State of Texas. When a client hires me who is already in review it does limit some of the documents I am able to request. I generally find that this does little to compromise the overall quality of such cases in the review process. And while it is ideal to hire me prior to the review process, because of my free follow-up policy it generally makes sense for clients to hire me at their earliest convenience regardless of the current stage of their case.

Clients eligible for Discretionary Mandatory Supervision receive a letter on the unit indicating they are being reviewed for Discretionary Mandatory Supervision. They cases are reviewed with a favorable voting structure. Under legislative rules the burden of proof is shifted in favor of parole based on the amount of time served. Arguing this key point can be impactful in these cases. Statistically we see the approvals for these cases are moving towards the numbers of parole cases. This suggests many unrepresented cases are not being considered for this key aspect of their case. Good representation can emphasize this shift in the burden of proof and add persuasion to a parole argument.