Petitioners, individual parole officers and the union which represents them, brought this proceeding to challenge the legality of respondents' creation of a parole supervision status called "inactive supervision". Under the previous system of parole supervision, a parolee was initially placed under "intensive" supervision, and after 15 months (unless released before that time), was moved to "regular" supervision, which requires less frequent...
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