Board Chair Marsha Moberley presided over her inaugural Board meeting recently. Several staff members were recognized for their tireless service to the state and to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. The photos include recognized employees in the center of each as: Estela DeHoyos, Jessica Guerrero and Chrissy Ruiz, respectively.
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The Board of Pardons and Paroles decides which eligible offenders to release on parole or discretionary mandatory supervision, and under what conditions. The Board uses research-based Parole Guidelines to assess each offender's likelihood for a successful parole against the risk to society. The Board also decides whether to revoke parole if conditions are not met, using a graduated sanctions approach. Depending on the seriousness of the violation, the Board may continue parole, impose additional conditions, place the offender in an Intermediate Sanction Facility, or use other alternatives to revoking parole and sending the offender back to prison. Additionally, the Board recommends clemency matters, including pardons, to the Governor.
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Governor Abbott has designated Marsha Moberley as the next Presiding Officer of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, replacing David Gutierrez.?Ms. Moberley has a plethora of experience in the Criminal Justice arena.?Her experience includes an extensive background in juvenile probation where she held numerous positions from Court Counselor to Chief Juvenile Probation Officer.?Additionally, her 15 years of experience with the Parole Board include 12 years as a Parole Commissioner and 3 years as a Board Member.?The board welcomes Chair Moberley!?
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Chairman David Gutierrez delivering his final Chairman’s Report to the Board of Pardons and Paroles in Austin, Texas.?Chairman Gutierrez is retiring after 15 years with the Parole Board, the last 9 as Presiding Officer.?The passion and leadership he brought to the agency will be missed, however he has prepared the agency to successfully forge ahead.?Thank you Chairman!
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The Sheriff's Association of Texas 2024 Annual Conference was attended last month in Ft. Worth. Participants received insight on Offender Interstate Transfers from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles Chairman who also serves as the Texas Commissioner of the Interstate Commission for Adults Offender Supervision.
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Congratulations to Michael Hardges and Kimberly Harris for successfully completing the Sam Houston State University High Potential Employee Leadership Academy.?The academy helps to expand their supervisory toolbox, allowing them to further embrace their role as leaders and understand their potential within the agency.
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Congratulations to Jeffrey Dombrosky on his well-deserved retirement! With 34 years of dedicated service, serving most recently as the Assistant Regional Supervisor for Hearing Operations, his hard work and commitment has made a lasting impact on the team and community. Enjoy your retirement to the fullest!
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During the Board Meeting today, Chairman David Gutierrez recognizes Jeremy Botello and Shahman Murshed for their exceptional contribution to improving agency efficiency through innovative technology solutions! Their hard work and dedication is truly appreciated! #TeamSuccess #TechInnovation
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