(a) Whenever the Territorial Parole Board shall order the parole of an inmate, the Board, unless it finds compelling circumstances which would render a plan of restitution unworkable, shall order as a condition of parole that the parolee make restitution to the victim for the damage or loss caused by the parolee's crime, in an amount and manner specified in the Journal entry of the court that sentenced the inmate.
(b) Unless waived by the victim the Territorial Parole Board shall with at least 30 days prior notice advise the victim of the following:(1) that an inmate is being considered for parole;(2) the date of the parole hearing; and(3) the victim’s right to submit documents to and provide testimony before the board at the hearing.
(1) that an inmate is being considered for parole;
(2) the date of the parole hearing; and
(3) the victim’s right to submit documents to and provide testimony before the board at the hearing.
(c) The notification must include the parolee’s full name, including any known nicknames, the parolee’s release date and the location where the parolee will be released. The Parole Board shall notify the victim either by a phone call, by email, or by serving the victim by a person authorized to serve summons and complaints in the Territory.
(d) The Territorial Parole Board shall notify the victim at least 48 hours prior to an inmate being paroled.