On Thursday, May 26th,
2016 the Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Parole Parole board DENIED Kelly G Rogers'parole. The
board scheduled the next review for May of 2017 and called it a day.
From the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
handbook for criminals;
"What if parole is denied? If an offender is denied parole, he or she is given either a Serve-All (SA) or a Next Review (NR) date. NR vote means that the parole panel has decided the offender is not ready for parole but that a subsequent review should be conducted at a specified future date within one to five years for offenders serving a sentence listed in §508.149(a), Government Code, and one year for an offender not serving a sentence under §508.149(a) Government Code."
"What if parole is denied? If an offender is denied parole, he or she is given either a Serve-All (SA) or a Next Review (NR) date. NR vote means that the parole panel has decided the offender is not ready for parole but that a subsequent review should be conducted at a specified future date within one to five years for offenders serving a sentence listed in §508.149(a), Government Code, and one year for an offender not serving a sentence under §508.149(a) Government Code."
So the moral of the
story, you did write letters to the Parole board and they read each and every
one of them. The denial code was called an 11d but no other explanation was
provided.
The stark reality Rogers
is absorbing this Memorial Day weekend is another year of his life is slipping
away while locked up at POWLEDGE prison.
