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January 2025 Schedule of Public Comment Session

by CJ Perez — last modified Dec 12, 2024 12:38 PM
The January 2025 public comment sessions will be conducted using a Zoom Webinar platform. Sessions will be held on January 7th and January 23rd, 2025. Those interested in attending or submitting correspondence to the Board may do so by registering and joining the scheduled Zoom webinar and/or by mailing written comments to the PRB address included in the information below. Please utilize the Public Comment Forms in support or opposition in regard to offenders included on the September docket. Please mail to the address provided below by no later than Friday, January 31st. E-mail correspondence may be directed to KDOC_PRB_Public_Comment@ks.gov

The Prisoner Review Board hereby announces the schedule of public comment sessions to be held in January 2025 via Zoom Webinar.  These specific comment sessions are held so that comments can be received from any interested citizens concerning inmates who are entitled by law to a parole hearing during the month of February 2025.  The attached list shows the county of convictions, which is not necessarily the inmate’s home, nor the county to which the inmate would return if granted parole. If parole is granted, the earliest the inmate could be released from incarceration would be March 2025.   

**Please note that registration for the January 7th session will close at 12:00 p.m. (CST) on Sunday, January 5th.  Those interested in attending, must be registered prior to this time, as requests for late registration will not be permitted.    

January 7, 2025  

January 23, 2025  
9-11 a.m.  9-11 a.m. 
Zoom Webinar  Zoom Webinar 

 The Prisoner Review Board is interested in knowing the view of citizens concerning the possible parole of these inmates. Any citizen who would like to express comments on these inmates,but is unable to attend one of the Public Comment Sessions, may send a letter to: KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, PRISONER REVIEW BOARD; 714 SW JACKSON, SUITE 300; TOPEKA, KS 66603.

Inmates are required by law to receive a hearing when they become parole eligible. Parole eligibility is not necessarily the same as parole suitability. In determining parole suitability, the Parole Board considers the following ten areas: 1) crime; 2) prior criminal history; 3) program participation; 4) disciplinary record; 5) reports of physical/mental examinations; 6) comments received from the victim, the public and criminal justice officials; 7) prison capacity; 8) input from staff where offender is housed; 9) proportionality to sentence guidelines; and 10) risk factors revealed by any risk assessment
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