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Parole in NSW

Find out more about Parole in NSW, how the State Parole Authority is legislated and makes decisions, how serious offenders are managed, and how parole is supervised.
Intensive Correction Orders

An Intensive Correction Order (ICO) is an alternative to a full-time prison sentence. It is a court sentence of not more than two years which is served in the community under the strict supervision of Community Corrections officers.
Victims

Victims of crime, or their family, have the right to be heard before the SPA makes a final parole decision for the offender. A victim’s submission is always considered and can remain confidential.
News and resources

Our News and Resources centre connects you with up-to-date information from the State Parole Authority including media releases, published decisions for offenders of interest, annual reports, research articles and studies about parole.
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Details about the NSW State Parole Authority members who make decisions relating to parole in NSW
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09 May 2022

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