In some Missouri counties that form their own court district, the judges of that court make up a special parole board. The judge who handles criminal cases leads the board, and the court clerk does the paperwork. This board has the power to give, change, cancel, or end paroles.
559.301. created, certain s — powers. — There is hereby created, in each of this state composed of a single , a board of paroles, to be known as such, and consisting of the s of the of the county so composing such judicial circuit. The circuit judge of that of the circuit court to which has been , for the time being, the duty of trying criminal cases, shall be chairman, and the shall be ex officio of said board of paroles. Such board of paroles is hereby empowered and to consider, , , alter, or terminate paroles and to exercise all the powers herein granted and such other powers as may be provided by law.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1990 H.B. 974 § 559.300)
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