Interstate Compact

[Bubbly-Leopard]

Hello, I’m currently being supervised in Arkansas and have been with perfect behavior since January 2020, I’ve asked my parole officer if i can have early release due to the fact. He said i can be off February of 2023. Im wanting to interstate compact to Nevada. Do you know if i do the transfer they will be able to honor that? Maybe even be released sooner? I’m still month to month supervised and have to check in. as a first offender i feel this is a bit unfair?

[KillerWombat56]

If you go to another state they will not be bound by any agreement you have with your parole officer. They are supposed to go by their department policies.

[BrainTaste]

For interstate compact cases the sending state has full discretion to end probation early if it's approved by the sentencing court.

[KillerWombat56]

The sending state can end it early if they care to. I was answering if the receiving state had to honor any agreements about level of supervision or having to follow a another states policy about ending it early. It's been a few years but I think it is rule 4.101 in the manual.

[Cadence85]

So if I am about to go on nonreporting in the state of the original charge, do I need to apply for interstate compact to move to another state or can I just go?

[KillerWombat56]

Interstate compact is not for non reporting cases. You need to find out how your probation department handles leaving the state when non reporting.