Who knows about Cali. parole?
149859
http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Offenders/handbook.html gives you all the info needed for parole in cali. good luck
593888
California does not make specific information available to the public except as required by Megan's Law,and does not maintain a searchable database so if he and his family don't feel like telling you. it must be none of your business.\nIf you are, by chance, the victim of the crime, you can ask the District Attorny's office to notify you when he is released, but beyond that, you have no "right" to any information.
313811
ZERO!! In CA, if you are parolee and are caught with a gun, you will face 10 years in prison.
387907
That's why he gets to use the jail phone to call someone. California privacy laws are different from the laws in your state; but laws in all states are similar because they are all governed by the Constitution and United States Supreme Court rulings on similar issues. That means California law may prohibit the release of any information regarding an inmate without his consent. You should be able to find out if that person is in jail under Freedom of Information Acts in California, but they can require you to ask for it in writing and in person---depending on California law. If the agency you are dealing with won't tell you why they refuse to confirm his status, you might call the California Highway Patrol and ask them what info is allowed under state law. \nAlso, you can try to find the website for the agency that you think is holding him. Some list names of prisoners incarcerated on their website.
670114
California does not have "classes" of felonies, so I don't know where you're getting that idea.  \n\nAs to the rest of your question, you're not going to be able to get a decent answer here without posting an awful lot more details than you have.  There are just too many things that can make a difference, and there's no way to address them with what you've posted here.
509580
California does not make specific information available to the public except as required by Megan's Law,and does not maintain a searchable database so your only options are to ask the inmate, his lawyer or the District Attorny in the county where he was prosecuted.\nYou can try www.vinelink.com but I find them next to useless... I tested the system by entering the information I know to be current for four inmates in various facilities, only one hit and that person is still awaiting trial...I'm not impressed
527255
Try this:\nhttp://www.gop.com/States/StateDetails.aspx?state=CA
522001
Try Searchsystems.net, go to California and work it from there or try either County Sheriffs Office or State Corrections.
1088727
look on the web,,,California inmate locater\n        or call inmate locater ..you need first and last name or birthday and cdc number ..they will advise you what prison or jail   ..or when they parold out and what location
867615
Here is the complete Parole Board in NYS.\n\nDennison, Robert   -  Chairman \nClarke, Vanessa A. \nGailor, Marietta S. \nSmith, Walter Wm., Jr. \nVizzie, R. Guy, Jr. \nLoomis, Debra J. \nJohnson, George C. \nCrowe, William R. \nGrant, Thomas P. \nLazzari, Livio \nFerguson, James \nGallivan, Patrick \nHernandez, Christina \nLudlow, G. Kevin \nGreenan III, Gerald J. \nArena, Jennifer \nCroce, Alan J. \nOrtloff, Chris\n\n\nOr you can go here:\n\nhttp://www.correctionhistory.org/html/chronicl/croce/croceonparole.html
828872
"To locate an offender within the jurisdiction of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation you can call the Identification Unit at (916) 445-6713. You must provide the full name and the month, day and year of birth or CDC identification number for the subject of your inquiry. This unit can only provide you with the current location and CDC identification number for the offender. The Identification Unit does not have and will not provide any future release date information. This service is available only Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. excluding state holidays. You may also fax your inquiry to the Identification Unit at (916) 322-0500.\n\nPlease note that information for offenders recently admitted into or transferred between state prisons may not be available for 7 business days."
895079
In CA you may apply for a Governors Pardon, the first step is to apply for a certificate of rehabilitation through the superior court in the county in which she currently resides. A pardon does not seal or expunge the record, but the pardon does become part of the public record. You can get more information from the State of California website. She should be good to go if she's been off parole for more than 7 years.
353181
privacy information act. you can't access his files unless he provides his informed consent for parole to release information.
789258
at this point few jurisdictions are completely on line.\ni would call the da's office for info.\nthey are familiar with the system and aren't as backed up with cals as the courts.
975820
It would be tremendously helpful if you'd explain what state you're in and perhaps what "new" parole laws you're talking about.
1043858
First, you need to understand that Penal Codes aren't the same in every state. \n\nIn California, 288 PC, Lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 years old, under the punishment section states : "Shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for three, six, or eight years.\n\nThe use of "Shall be" leaves little room for options. "May be" is usually used in circumstances where more options are available.\n\nSo, according to the California State Penal Code book, probation would not be an option. It is likely, however, due to prison overcrowding, that the convict could end up being released early but put on parole, which is like probation on steroids.
92121
You'll need to call the jail's administrative office to find out which vendors are approved for quarterly packages and special shipments for inmates, though I believe that at present, due to the ongoing problems at other LA County facilities, there is currently a hold on all incoming packages other than letters, magazines and books.\nIf you visit the California forum at http://www.prisontalk.com I'm sure that some of the members from southern California have current information.