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Sep 11, 2026

Gary LaVerneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:11
And expanding a prison system is an expansion of state government.
Gary LaVerneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:16
So political leaders at the time responded by instructing the Board of Pardons and Parole to literally release thousands of people every month And as time went on, more and more violent criminals were being paroled under a perfectly legal process.
Joshua MilesHOST
15:39
By the time McDuff was up for parole once again in 1989, his application was just one file stacked on top of a mountain of others.
Joshua MilesHOST
15:52
After 15 denials for parole, Kenneth McDuff incredibly got his letter of release.
Gerard LabuschagneGUEST
60:46
You have your date when you're due to, for parole, and that's when it is.
Gerard LabuschagneGUEST
60:50
Unless there's a constitutional court judgment which changes something, then you should, um, then you might be getting parole earlier, like Donovan Moodley was only supposed to have first parole hearing in 2029.
Gerard LabuschagneGUEST
61:01
But because of some constitutional court rulings, his Parole date was brought forward to 2019.
Gerard LabuschagneGUEST
61:07
So you don't get like good behavior gets you earlier parole.
Gerard LabuschagneGUEST
61:11
You- your, your parole is kind of set by a statute.
Amanda ReiGUEST
16:26
So, if you need to get in touch with us, then you can dial, everybody ready, 862-2255.
Amanda ReiGUEST
16:38
That's 8622-PAROLE, E-A-R-O-L-E.
Amanda ReiGUEST
16:47
And we also have mailing an office location with a mail receptacle there, and that is going to be ParolePal.com.
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16:58
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Amanda ReiGUEST
18:28
North Central Expressway, number 490, Dallas, Texas, 75205.
Dani AllenHOST
18:37
All right.
Dani AllenHOST
18:38
And I think, yeah, I got your phone number, 8622-PAROLE.
Amanda ReiGUEST
18:43
That's correct.
Brittany RobertsonGUEST
23:30
She did thank Bobby Lumpkin for some of the changes she's seen since the beginning of his move into the position.
Brittany RobertsonGUEST
23:38
Hannah spoke on parole and how Parole is hindered by those who are withheld from it due to an organized crime charge.
Brittany RobertsonGUEST
23:52
And even while being nonviolent, she asked the board to review 508.15 in regards to some revisions for nonviolent individuals.
Brittany RobertsonGUEST
24:05
Ms. Shelley, she spoke on the need for guard accountability, asking for investigation under House Bill 3464 for the loss of life due to self-medicating.

18 MINS LATER

Joshua FuentesGUEST
42:35
It's shined back on TDC.
Joshua FuentesGUEST
42:37
It's not shined on the individuals that are getting paroled.
Joshua FuentesGUEST
42:40
Parole gives an opportunity to see, okay, now we see what the shift is.
Joshua FuentesGUEST
42:44
Now we see the change that is being made.
Tommy TraughberGUEST
109:04
I'm like, "I know." I said, "I just wanted to postpone, but I didn't know how to do it," right? "Is there any way I could postpone or stipulate?" And he goes, "Yeah, you can stipulate." So we signed some papers, filled out some papers.
Tommy TraughberGUEST
109:14
He took it to the parole board.
Tommy TraughberGUEST
109:15
Parole board said, "No, you ain't stipulating.
Tommy TraughberGUEST
109:18
Or you come in here and talk to us, and then we'll let you stipulate." I'm like-
Matthew CoxHOST
109:24
That's weird, right?
Ken StrodeHOST
13:40
He'll take you
Doug VaughnHOST
13:41
out to dinner? Is that a parole? Are you taking B or parole?
Ken StrodeHOST
13:44
Parole.
Ken StrodeHOST
13:44
I'm hitting on it.
Doug VaughnHOST
13:45
Ricky Parole and you are going out to dinner.
Doug VaughnHOST
13:46
Yeah,
Ken StrodeHOST
13:47
I'm hitting on the UPS girl.
Ken StrodeHOST
14:06
And she goes, oh, that's you? You're a TV star? I said, no, I'm radio.

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