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TEXAS PAROLE VOTE CODE

FI-6R

Approved — with a required rehabilitation program first.

Six months is a minimum program point, not a promised release date.
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FI-1 → FI-18Rvote-code explanations
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OFFICIAL RECORDIN PAROLE REVIEW PROCESS
IN PLAIN ENGLISHThe parole review has started.The outcome and posting date are not known yet.
NEXT STEPKeep official letters and check the posted decision.

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