Alabama Board of Pardons and Parole

A group of Alabama inmates have been released under a law that releases inmates to the supervision of the Alabama Bureau of Pardons somewhere between three and 12 months before their sentences end.

Alabama’s parole system has reportedly hit a new low. The three-member board granted parole to just over four hundred inmates while denying well over three thousand more.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The stage is set for Alabama to resume parole hearings next month, but in a new way because of the coronavirus pandemic. An order…

Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore is headed to trial next month.The nine members of the Alabama Court of the Judiciary decided yesterday’s hearing wasn’t…

Researchers say despite prison overcrowding concerns, fewer Alabama inmates are being paroled and prisoners are spending more time behind bars before…