Federal Prisoners Furlough Hearings Before the Subcommittee On Courts Civil Li

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What I am getting at, someone who has committed a violent crime such as manslaughter would be entitled under this bill to be released from 12 to 30 days during that first year if he or she has not been involved in any other assaults during that time ?
Mr. Koch. Yes.
Mr. Eailsback. I wonder if it might not be a good idea to consider an amendment which would require giving the reasons for denying the man his furlough, which I would support. I want to coimnend you for your effort in this area.
I d...o think we ought to consider strengthening an individual's case who wants to challenge an arbitrary decision. This can be accom- plished by requiring authorities to actually say why they are denying him his furlough.
Mr. Koch. I agree. I think it would be an amicably helpful amend- ment that would vastly improve the bill.
Mr. Kastenmeier. The gentleman from Maine.
The gentleman from Illinois.
Mr. Railsback. I think I have covered my questions. Thank you.
Mr. Kastenmeier. I, in conclusion, would ask in New York State what is your experience?

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