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Code · Montana · Title 46 — Criminal Procedure · Chapter 24 · Part 2

46-24-212. Information concerning confinement.

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46-24-212 . Information concerning confinement. On request of a victim of a felony offense, the department of corrections or the board of pardons and parole, as applicable, shall:
(1)promptly inform the victim of the following information concerning a prisoner committing the offense:
(a)the custody level;
(b)the projected discharge or parole eligibility date;
(c)the actual date of the prisoner's discharge from confinement or parole, if reasonably ascertainable;
(d)the time and place of a parole hearing concerning the prisoner, the victim's right to submit a statement to the board of pardons and parole or the hearing panel conducting a parole hearing under 46-23-202 , and the victim's right under 46-23-215 , 46-23-509 , or 46-23-1011 to request a condition of parole or probation to require the prisoner to refrain from direct or indirect contact with the victim; and
(e)the community in which the prisoner will reside after parole;
(2)provide reasonable advance notice to the victim before release of the defendant on furlough or to a work-release program, halfway house, or other community-based program or correctional facility; and
(3)promptly inform the victim of the occurrence of any of the following events concerning the prisoner:
(a)an escape from a correctional or mental health facility or community program;
(b)a recapture;
(c)a decision of the board of pardons and parole;
(d)a decision of the governor to commute the sentence or to grant executive clemency;
(e)a release from confinement and any conditions attached to the release; and
(f)the prisoner's death.
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