Represented the Department in 1,501 revocation hearings before the Board of Executive Clemency and conducted approximately 69 revocation hearings on offenders statutorily released under supervision or for Interstate Compact parole cases. Of the revocation cases presented, the Board of Executive Clemency found 99% in violation. Of these, 89% of the offenders heard were revoked and reincarcerated.

Completed 10,504 pre-placement investigations and made approximately 94,606 contacts with offenders.

Reviewed 899 sex offender cases for Notification/Sex Offender Registration or sexual predator applicability. Of the total number of sex offender cases reviewed, 344 were subject to community notification and 189 cases were subject to registration only.

Arranged transportation and extradition for 360 fugitives apprehended out of state. In addition, the Fugitive Services Unit placed 1,555 local jail holds, released 645 jail holds and processed 2,989 warrants.

As a result of the Legislature funding additional parole officer positions in 1995, research was completed to determine the impact of a lower parole officer to offender supervision ratio. The research revealed that the number of offenders committing new crimes while under supervision declined by 33% between 1994-1996, yet the number of offenders being returned for technical violations (failure to abide by conditions of supervision not resulting in a new criminal conviction) remained relatively constant. Although the results of the research is preliminary, the data appears to indicate that a lower parole supervision ratio does positively impact the number of new offenses committed by an offender while on supervision.