Federal Parole Board (United States)

The Federal Parole Board is a government agency that reviews and decides whether prisoners serving sentences for federal offenses can be released early on parole. Their role is to evaluate each inmate’s behavior, rehabilitation progress, and risk to public safety before granting or denying parole eligibility. The Board aims to balance justice and public safety while promoting inmates’ reintegration into society. It operates under federal law and its decisions impact the timing and conditions of an inmate’s release from custody.