Parole Violators

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What is the protocol for a parolee regarding bond for a charge of 'Violation of Parole'?

The parolee may request a bond hearing with the District Supervisor.

The parolee is allowed to post bond after a court hearing.

The parolee shall not be allowed bond for the charge. (correct)

The parolee automatically receives bond in all circumstances.

Which entity is responsible for notifying the District Supervisor of a parolee's arrest?

Douglas County Department of Corrections (correct)

State Court System

Local police department

Nebraska Department of Criminal Justice

What must be ensured before a parole violator is released from custody?

They must be transferred to another state.

They need a lawyer present.

They must receive parole approval. (correct)

They must complete their sentence.

What does the District Supervisor for the Parole Administration need to forward after a parolee's arrest?

A written request for detention. Signup and view all the answers

What role does the Douglas County Department of Corrections play in relation to the Municipal Court system?

They ensure that proper notifications and reports are in order. Signup and view all the answers

What must officers do before booking a subject who may be a parole violator?

Verify the parole status of the subject Signup and view all the answers

Which system is used to confirm if a subject is on parole in Nebraska?

The State NCIS system and OPD Data Review Unit Signup and view all the answers

What should an officer do if they verify a subject is a parolee upon arrest?

Complete a Field Contact/Observation Card Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary action taken by the Office of Parole Administration when informed of a parolee's arrest?

Decide whether to place a hold on the subject Signup and view all the answers

What must be included in the OPD Incident Report when arresting a parolee?

The RB Number of the Original Incident Report Signup and view all the answers

If the Office of Parole Administration places a hold on a subject, what should happen next?

The subject should be transported to the Douglas County Department of Corrections Signup and view all the answers

What does the Incident Report need regarding the 'Violation of Parole' charge?

Limited information as the basis will be documented elsewhere Signup and view all the answers

What happens if a subject is determined to be on parole during an arrest?

An additional charge of 'Violation of Parole' is included Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Parole Violator Policy

Omaha Police Department (OPD) policy mandates arresting parole violators according to Nebraska Revised Statute §83-1,119.
Officers verify parole status before booking to confirm a violation.
Parole status is checked with OPD Data Review and the State NCIC (National Crime Information Center) system to confirm Nebraska parole status.
NCIC data shows whether a person is on parole in Nebraska.
Officers complete a Field Contact/Observation Card (OPD Form 150) when interacting with parolees, aligning with OPD "Information Gathering and Field Observation" policy.
It's mandatory to complete a Field Contact/Observation Card every time a probationer or parolee is checked in NCIC or NCIS systems.
OPD contacts the Office of Parole Administration when arresting a parolee, using the phone number in Appendix A.
An on-call Parole Officer decides whether to place a hold on a parolee for further procedures.
If a hold is placed, the suspect is taken to Douglas County Department of Corrections on suspicion of violating parole (NRS §83-1,119) plus other charges if applicable.
If a parolee is arrested, an OPD incident report is completed, including the Original Incident Report reference number in "Remarks."

Additional Procedures for Parole Violations

If an initial incident report exists, a "Violation of Parole" charge is added.
Limited information is required on the "Violation of Parole" charge, focused on the factual basis of the situation.
Parolees are not eligible for bond associated with parole violations.
All reports are sent to the State of Nebraska Parole Administration's District Supervisor (via OPD Data Review and Douglas County Department of Corrections).
Parole Administration receives notification of the arrest and booking.
Parole Administration sends formal written requests for detention to those in custody.
Normal court procedures regarding bonds and appearances apply.
The parolee is not released without written approval from Parole Administration.
Parolees are transferred to custody of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office (DCSO).
Necessary notifications, reports, and paperwork are properly received and processed.

Supporting Information

Nebraska Revised Statute §83-1,119, addresses parole violations in Nebraska.
Past OPD General Orders (numbers 87-74 and 84-16) and a 2017 monthly update are relevant and referenced for compliance.

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This quiz covers the Omaha Police Department's policy on handling parole violators, including verification procedures and the use of data systems. Learn about the protocols officers must follow when interacting with parolees and the necessary documentation involved. Test your understanding of the legal standards and operational practices in Nebraska.