Petition to Advance
The Petition to Advance requires that the incarcerated individual present evidence of a change in circumstances or new information which would suggest that public safety considerations no longer necessitate continued incarceration. This process is often complex, requiring extensive knowledge of the law and the intricacies of the parole system.
The process of petitioning to advance a parole hearing date involves several steps. Upon submission of the petition, it is reviewed by a deputy commissioner who will consider the information provided by the incarcerated individual, as well as any statements received from victims, and their families.
The deputy commissioner also reviews the petitioner’s institutional records and the decision from their last parole hearing. If approved, the petitioner’s next parole hearing date will be advanced, potentially reducing the length of the parole denial.
Factors that can influence the decision to advance the parole hearing date include good behavior while incarcerated, participation in rehabilitation programs, display of remorse, and evidence of personal growth.
Throughout his legal career, Attorney David J. Ramirez has successfully assisted clients in nearly all of the 33 California State Prisons with the meticulous preparation and submission of petitions to advance their parole hearing dates. His wealth of experience and deep understanding of the complex parole system set him apart.
Attorney David J. Ramirez’s primary focus is to equip parolees in every lifer hearing with the best possible chance of having their petitions approved. By conducting detailed investigations, preparing comprehensive petitions, and ensuring that new information or changes in circumstances are convincingly presented, he increases the likelihood of a favorable response from the parole board. Contact the Law Office of David J. Ramirez for professional and proven assistance for a successful petition.