Parole Violation Search
How to Lookup a Parole Violation
Parole is a term you’ve heard dozens of times on television, in the news and maybe even from friends and family members. While it’s a familiar term, many people don’t truly know what parole is or what it means. Even fewer people understand the ins and outs of the system and how to handle tasks like looking up a parole violation.
If you or somebody you know is out of jail on parole, understanding the system will have a vital impact on you and what a parole violation means. Law enforcement officers, attorneys and even court clerks need to understand parole too. Whatever reason you’re reaching parole, you can use this guide to learn more about the parole system, violations and ways to find pertinent information about yourself or others.
What is Parole?
Parole is basically a temporary release from prison that aims to allow prisoners to reenter the free world before their prison sentence is up. While the prison sentence is not commuted or simply forgotten, parolees no longer have to stay in jail. However, they are still considered to be serving time, and for that reason, there are often severe restrictions on what a parolee can and can’t do because of their criminal record.
That’s because being released from jail on parole is conditional. Before release, a parolee is required to agree to certain terms put forth by the state. These can vary, but they typically include a wide range of things. Some of these are obvious – like staying away from criminal enterprises. Others may be less obvious, and many states don’t allow parolees to do things like drink alcohol even in moderation.
In some cases, an inmate may be granted medical parole, which is similar to compassionate release. Generally, individuals who are released from prison on medical parole are ill and need greater care than a prison can provide. Their illness is generally severe enough that they’re not a threat to the population at large as well.
What is a Parole Violation?
Being released on parole allows inmates to get back to their families and begin building healthy, happy lives again. However, somebody released from jail on parole is not free to do anything they please. In fact, the restrictions on parolees may surprise you if you don’t have any experience with the parole system.
When an inmate on parole violates the terms of their release it is called a parole violation. Depending on the severity of the violation, the person may be returned to jail, though this is not always the case.
Common Parole Violations
- Not checking in with your parole office. When released from jail on parole, an individual is assigned a parole officer that they’ll need to check in with regularly. The purpose of this parole officer is to help the individual reintegrate into society, but it also puts a check on prisoners released on parole so the state can keep an eye on them.
- Associating with known criminals or felons. This rule can be hard for many people who have family members and friends from a time in their life before they went to jail.
- Drinking or using drugs. Many states do not allow parolees to use alcohol even though it is legal within the state. Mandatory drug and alcohol testing is common.
- Not seeking or obtaining work. Parolees are required to show proof that they are looking for gainful employment almost immediately after they are released from prison.
- Not obeying the law. This one may seem obvious, but even minor infractions can be problematic if you’re on parole. Typically things like getting a parking ticket won’t a person back in jail, but repeat minor offenses can be an issue.
How to Look Up Parolees
Finding out if somebody you know or somebody who committed a crime against you is out of jail on parole can feel like a difficult task. After all, it’s hard to know where to even start for most people. You have a few options for looking up parolees:
- Look up your county probation office and inquire about a specific individual. Not all counties will provide this information unless you have a valid right to know about a certain person’s parole status.
- Use the Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) website. This is designed to help the victims of crime stay informed about their perpetrator’s release or parole status.
- Use a third-party site. Third-party parole search tools are often the fastest way to get information since they don’t require you to visit or check in with a government entity.
Performing a Parole Violation Search
A parole violation can catch a person off guard. In some cases, a reported parole violation may not even be accurate. It could also be the result of poor reporting by a parole officer.
A parole violation search allows the parole to find out about violations and speak with a probation before they are arrested and potentially sentenced. In some cases, doing this may keep the parolee from going back to jail.
How to Perform a Parole Violation Search
- Reach out to the assigned parole officer immediately. By contacting the parole office immediately you may be able to avoid
- Contact a local police precinct. They may be able to tell you if you or a family member has a warrant.
- Use a third-party parole violation search tool. These can get you information quickly so you know where you or a family member stands.
The parole system is designed to help inmates leave prison early and get back to their normal lives. However, it doesn’t always perform as intended, and sometimes violations do occur. If you’re not sure if a violation was committed, using proper search tools can help you, a friend or family member stay out of trouble.
Along with using searches, staying in touch with the assigned parole officer is essential. If in doubt, take the time to check in even if it’s not scheduled. Parole officers would rather hear from released inmates often instead of not at all.
Parole Violation FAQs
Will I be arrested if I violated my parole?
You will most likely be arrested if you violate your parole. If you have any questions about your parole status it's best practice to contact your parole officer directlyCan I lookup someone's parole status?
Yes, it's possible to lookup someone's parole status. If you contact the parole board in your state you can make this inquiry. You can also use the resources of online public record repositories, like SearchQuarry.comBefore Comments
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Last Updated: 2019-02-16
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how can I report a family member for parole violation without being detected by them?
Linda, you will most likely want to reach out to the parole office in their county of residence. We cannot give you any specific advise on how to keep this anonymous as we are not directly affiliated with any government agency. You can also potentially leave an anonymous tip through your county sheriff department about a parole violation.
Brian Paul Jones I had not been taken to Federal Prison yet? He was put in for 20 yrs and he is still sitting in Wheeler County State Jail because they said he was detained and never body has contacted him about anything.
This is the mother of Brian. I am anxious to know what he is suppose to do.
Janice, you may want to reach out to an attorney to find out about your son’s situation. We are happy to assist you with looking up jail records or a parole violation however this may not give you the information you are seeking. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
I am going through the final stages of my divorce with my soon to be ex husband does he have an arrest warrant for parole violation his name is Paul E Crone he’s 31 and the state is Indiana I found out from court he violated parole but I wanted to see for myself
My husband did a crime in 1977 and is still as of 2022 on parole my first question does he have any violations he is a chronic care patient and wasn\’t able to make his appointment in Reno NV and my second question how can we request that this be discontinued
Ronnie, you will need to contact the parole office in your state and county to inquire about the details of his parole and what the conditions are to have it removed
Teena keller 8/14/70 incarcerated at muncy state prison was granted parole for may. Is her home plan ok? Was it checked out yet?
Mike, you’ll want to contact the correctional facility to find out more about Teena’s parole status and more information about her home plan.
My brother is in jail for violating parole, by not going to report,due to the virus and I would like to know if there\’s anyone I can contact to help me with reinstatement or anything to start speeding up the process.
Do I have a blue warrant out of Orange County in texas
Angela Brown for parole violation out of Vigo 50yrs
Angela, can you be more specific of your inquiry about a Parole Violation Search? If you’re looking to run this search on yourself we will also need to know the state and your age
Can I be forced into a violation for the month of August by the assistant supervisor, he just told me \”you can sign on if you want to I’m not going to let no one see you.” This would give me a violation for the month of August.
His reason is because I missed a scheduled appointment the day after my P.O. came to my home. I reported to my P.O. by phone on the day scheduled for report to inform him that I was at the doctor, and that I have documentation of every reason I wasn’t able to make my appointment.
Do I have a warrant out for my parole
My name James K Holt. Am I a parole fugitive in Louisiana?
Gerald Dwayne Harris parole warrant?
My domestic partner was on state parole and was arrested on federal drug charges 2 years ago. His attorney still hasn\’t gotten him on the docket. Would you please look up Raoul A. Lerma in Texas and let me know what we need to do to make him eligible for pre sentence bond.
Eric Hilario frutis 8/14/84
His status of parole any holds on him or violations in California or Guam
Amy, we checked our California criminal record database for Eric Frutis and did not find anything active for this person. Unfortunately we do not have records for Guam, we only resource records in the 50 states of the United States
Do I have a parole violation in virginia
Kenneth, we’ll need your full name, age and state of residency to perform this parole violation check for you
Do i have a blue warrant in san Antonio, Texas my name is Jason Sires
We did find a Texas arrest warrant for a Jason Edward Sires in San Antonio Texas
My son is on parole an I haven\’t heard from him in a week or so don\’t know where he could be worried about his safety. Not sure the best way to look for him if he may been arrested for some reason or worse. His name is Charles Roper
Jennifer, we will need the full name of your son and what state he is located in to run an accurate parole violation search
I would like to know how my friend violated his federal parole. His name is Timothy clay loisel and hes from Zachary Louisiana
Tammy, we don’t show a specific reason for this parole violation. Your friend will need to reach out to his parole officer to find out the specifics of this federal parole violation
Does my husband have a parole hold?
Shane david proctor 11/16/1975
Illinois
Amanda, we ran your husband’s name through our parole violation search and could not find any holds for a Shane David Procor however you may want to have your husband double check with his parole officer to confirm this
I would like to know if my friend has a blue warrant. Ashley Marie Hutchinson 34 Caucasian female
Nikki, we will need to know the state and county you would like us to run an arrest warrant search in to determine if there are any active warrants
Hi i would like to know if my husband has a parole violation or warrant .thanks
Katie, please provide us with the full name, age and state of residence of your husband and we will run a parole violation search for him.
need to see if active warrant for parole for friend
Hope, if you give us the full name of your friend, their age and state of residence, we can run an arrest warrant search on a probation violation for you
Need to see if my friend has a warrant for parole
Janet, if you provide us with the full name of the person in question we are happy to run a parole violation search to find out if there are any active warrants for them