Understanding Texas Risk Assessment Used by the Board of Pardons and Paroles

The Texas parole system relies heavily on a structured risk assessment tool to evaluate whether someone is ready for release. In this video, we explain how the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles calculates this score, what each category means, and how it impacts parole decisions. You’ll learn how criminal history, institutional conduct, rehabilitation programs, and future risk factors contribute to the overall rating. Understanding this assessment helps families know what to focus on when preparing a parole case. Our goal is to make the process clearer so you can better support your loved one and improve their chances for parole approval.

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Browse our collection of parole-focused eBooks created to help individuals and families navigate the system.

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Your Parole Education Library

Browse our collection of parole-focused eBooks created to help individuals and families navigate the system.

In Loving Memory

Attorney Tammy E. Henderson Peden

Legacy Founding Partner

September 29, 1964 – Forever

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In Loving Memory

Attorney Tammy E. Henderson Peden

Legacy Founding Partner

September 29, 1964 – Forever

Linkdeln
X.com
Instagram

In Loving Memory

Attorney Tammy E. Henderson Peden

Legacy Founding Partner

September 29, 1964 – Forever

Linkdeln
X.com
Instagram

eBook

Your Parole Education Library

Browse our collection of parole-focused eBooks created to help individuals and families navigate the system.

Your Parole Education Library

Your Parole Education Library

Browse our collection of parole-focused eBooks created to help individuals and families navigate the system.

Understanding Texas Risk Assessment Used by the Board of Pardons and Paroles

The Texas parole system relies heavily on a structured risk assessment tool to evaluate whether someone is ready for release. In this video, we explain how the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles calculates this score, what each category means, and how it impacts parole decisions. You’ll learn how criminal history, institutional conduct, rehabilitation programs, and future risk factors contribute to the overall rating. Understanding this assessment helps families know what to focus on when preparing a parole case. Our goal is to make the process clearer so you can better support your loved one and improve their chances for parole approval.