Parole Attorney In Atlanta, Georgia

Parole is the supervised release of an individual from prison before the end of their full sentence. In Georgia, the State Board of Pardons and Paroles governs who is eligible for parole and under what conditions. Parole is not automatic, and it’s not a guarantee—it’s a privilege granted based on various factors, including an individual’s behavior in prison, the nature of the offense, and efforts toward rehabilitation.

If you're eligible for parole or already on parole supervision, it's important to understand that any violation—no matter how minor—can lead to serious consequences, including re-incarceration. Whether you're seeking parole, facing a revocation, or trying to navigate the conditions of release, The Law Office of DeLisa Williams PC is here to help guide and protect you. We have extensive experience handling all aspects of parole and can provide you with the knowledge and support you need to make the best decisions for your future.

Parole hearings are typically conducted by a panel consisting of three members of the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. This panel is responsible for reviewing an individual's case and determining whether or not they should be released on parole. They take into account multiple factors, including the severity of the offense, criminal history, behavior in prison, and plans for post-release supervision.

During a parole hearing, it's important to present yourself in the best possible light. This means demonstrating remorse for your actions, taking responsibility for your past mistakes, and showing evidence of rehabilitation. DeLisa Williams can help you prepare for your parole hearing by gathering important information and crafting a compelling argument for your release.