Victim/Witness Notification ProgramThe Victim/Witness Notification Program provides registered victims, witnesses, and advocates information and notification on offenders and parolees throughout the parole process. Both the BOP and DOC provide information to those registered. Once registered for notifications, a person will receive sentencing, movement, and hearing notifications. (See below for all of the notifications provided.) For victims wanting to be active in the parole process and provide input for the Board's review, they need to be registered with the program.The Board notifies registered victims of its actions and of the offender’s status, provides them with the opportunity for input into its decision before they are made, provides education about the parole process, enforces payment of restitution, and makes referrals to other victim services.
Notification Provided
The Board of Parole as well as the Department of Corrections and the Attorney General’s Office provide the following information as per the Victim/Witness Notification Program: BOP Notifications
Any person victimized by an offender who has been sentenced to incarceration in the Wyoming Department of Corrections is eligible to receive information and notification from the Board of Parole regarding the offender’s parole status as per the Wyoming Crime Victim Bill of Rights. Key witnesses and advocates may also register for notifications. | Victim Services Coordinator: Andrea Valdez Phone: (307)-777-5390 |
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