Why do states that have abolished parole release still operate parole boards?
A) Because they are independent boards and cannot be disbanded by the state
B) Because offenders sentenced under previous sentencing laws may still be eligible for parole
C) Because board members were appointed by the governor and must complete their assigned terms of office
D) They don't; those states that have abolished parole release no longer operate parole boards.
B
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