A prisoner released on licence may be recalled to custody for alleged breach of licence conditions. The recall process involves a review by the Parole Board and, in many cases, the right to an oral hearing. Effective representation addresses the reasons for recall, the evidence of breach, and the prisoner's circumstances, with the aim of securing re-release where appropriate.
There are a range of complex representations which we routinely deploy in such cases, including:
Submissions and representation at recall reviews before the Parole Board
Challenges to the necessity and proportionality of recall
Addressing alleged licence breaches and presenting mitigating evidence
Applications for release on changed or strengthened licence conditions
Early, specialist advice can make a real difference to your outcome. Contact us for a confidential consultation.
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