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Mitchell told the committee his case had not been resolved in court and he preferred to defer the parole hearing until after the August appearance. The committee asked whether Mitchell wished to voluntarily continue the hearing; he agreed and the committee voted to continue the matter.

Committee members recorded the continuance and encouraged Mitchell to address the pending court proceedings; the panel thanked the hosting institutional staff and ended the brief session for Mitchell.

Why it matters: Continuances preserve an individual’s ability to present an active court disposition and prevent the committee from making a final parole decision before related court proceedings conclude.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","PAROLE HEARING- JULY 22, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Committee on Parole continued the revocation hearing for Jerome Mitchell at his request so pending court matters can be resolved; committee members voted to continue the matter to the applicant’s forthcoming court date.","taxTitle","Committee on Parole, Boards & Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Louisiana","taxId",24992,"location","Louisiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6155002,"Parole committee spares Devin Coulter—conditions include counseling and no-contact order",1107,2724000,3831000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf&start=2724&end=3831","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf/thumbnail_2724000.jpg","/articles/6155002/Louisiana/Parole-committee-spares-Devin-Coulterconditions-include-counseling-and-no-contact-order","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6155002-de5f01ea00caf0c78d63fc058a38eb91/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984568&Signature=Izz~7643cl0OQZZ5he4go~HBHl1-HgIaNFvsvSSK-1b4TfZIz1hNRqj4Jvc7q51DGK9QCJYBzJ0vAkZasYGI~oeyATjdz6foeOcB-ExNKg1baW7cx0eeAfinvWp-l6K2SGtlrPJRdLN-DzhufMIRPuVeQbmUhtTcY-fSBl-x5s7pPWMPaf~4AMAwDG1vvzqcdgyp2KmkM-2cewPYqI3lrV3f2KC705KE~D5IxzxjxJvbZd7SsIYXWuqdSE28Lw56WNFAsbl-fJq9gy6UqYPJ5bwhZHLNKO90KZSdJPWTPYdGbgADKvwPkU9s51j-nIuV4iQtb4OOt6I6n0sInujslQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole voted July 22 to keep Devin Coulter on parole but imposed conditions requiring him to participate in domestic-violence and anger-management programming and to avoid contact with the alleged complainant.

Coulter faced a revocation hearing after an arrest on March 30, 2025, for an alleged domestic incident at a hospital. He and his attorneys from the Orleans Public Defender’s Office disputed physical-assault allegations and noted the prosecutor did not pursue formal charges; defense counsel described gaps in evidence, including a lack of observed injuries at the scene and a delayed medical visit by the complainant.

Public Defender attorney Kalyn Gross told the committee Coulter showed “capacity to work hard” and advocated for continued community supervision with programming and case management rather than revocation. A client advocate and community-based providers also described treatment and monitoring options available through New Orleans programs, including New Beginning Behavioral and Family Services.

Committee members noted troubling text messages Coulter sent but said the evidence did not clearly establish the physical assault the complainant alleged. The panel went into executive session to review the matter and then returned with a vote not to revoke. The decision included explicit conditions: Coulter must enroll in specified programs (anger management, domestic abuse prevention, and monitored services through New Beginning Behavioral and Family Services) and have no contact with the complainant; DOC and local providers will handle enrollment and monitoring.

Why it matters: The panel balanced contested factual claims, prosecutorial disposition and evidence gaps with public-safety concerns and recommended monitored community treatment rather than incarceration.","The Committee on Parole decided not to revoke Devin Coulter’s parole, imposing conditions including anger-management/domestic-violence programming and a no-contact restriction with the alleged complainant; the board cited mixed evidence and public defender advocacy.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6155007,"Committee revokes Daniel P. Dodson’s parole after contested family testimony",1191,1219000,2410000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf&start=1219&end=2410","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf/thumbnail_1219000.jpg","/articles/6155007/Louisiana/Committee-revokes-Daniel-P-Dodsons-parole-after-contested-family-testimony","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6155007-2ccfd57e76cca8b10c19179b3bdde7be/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984568&Signature=DCpQEN7vzLgfp8BjXg9TS-NSOU60BG9d-Qcud1fjMB7sUcC17yQlN96M62acq61KPtDPD3yPUaux4S38myCB~q61zBpxQHx6kackK0euowW5Hnu-uL95FsPiV-aJXEuQ1h6qXmBjA5F440ICQIAhf3q9TXovq5iS1BEqXX~R8ttHW7PZyvXY-rwAFt-t1c61QDTZsvUQ97gEBnGrSCPSIe0vApUSHWqDU0SaDOWFpRNLKtrrX~sl5x-zDRmUZcvBS9SBpqe08xImtDiIoxFU-FRDU6CeM57Hwto7i5N2pQGy8FEctB47PSe97U4D-qDDyzihh45M434TVdEPj5FrzQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Louisiana Committee on Parole revoked Daniel P. Dodson’s parole during a July 22 hearing in which family members appeared on his behalf and the board heard details of multiple alleged incidents including a protective order violation and threats to relatives.

Committee member Chuck Tillis, who handled the case, reviewed reports saying Dodson had been arrested on several dates in 2024 and 2025 for allegations that included violating a protective order and threatening family members. Dodson and relatives who testified — including an aunt, his sister and other supporters — disputed many of the allegations and said family conflict over inheritance and control of property motivated the complaints.

Dodson told the board he had been struggling with grief after the deaths of close relatives and denied several of the reported incidents; he admitted he had a drug problem and asked for counseling. Several family members testified they believed the accusations were false and the result of interpersonal disputes.

Despite those statements, the committee voted to revoke Dodson’s parole. The board recorded the revocation and informed Dodson the action was effective that morning; one board member mentioned recommending a drug treatment placement as part of disposition planning, but the committee’s recorded outcome was formal revocation.

Why it matters: The hearing illustrates the committee’s weighing of official reports and family testimony in parole revocation cases, and the panel’s power to revoke parole even when family members contest allegations.","The parole committee revoked Daniel Dodson’s parole after staff presented allegations of multiple domestic incidents; family members who appeared at the hearing contested those allegations but the committee voted to revoke and recommended treatment was discussed but not guaranteed.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6155012,"Committee on Parole revokes Joseph Hagen’s parole, recommends long-term drug treatment",797,275000,1072000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf&start=275&end=1072","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5481494-d2678ffbf273e344b4c00ddab37702cf/thumbnail_275000.jpg","/articles/6155012/Louisiana/Committee-on-Parole-revokes-Joseph-Hagens-parole-recommends-long-term-drug-treatment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6155012-973404cc6627840f4791c0132dc3e14a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984568&Signature=RRmpkzmcTOV29aToh4DZzKyNu0RJXOIjaVMpi25tDi43x-53gyiUIDqE8fddzRxjPbLM5aEBCAGvjJZBiAAzYEH6bJ5pqlBGCpUrmzJx4wXoH0WN3sjgkTeDSR0kBpBT5QYLb1~99PoPHKAF5~rOo~mk4sjv9GBJFewd8nlfSCGLbknh6WAfP7bWiN96HL0Va~IdkzZSTUaTdDRwvYj3wFGCJ627Z0C31CU-0y7YZtHodu~LAmdewGWnZ09RtBciVqdtgLeGMLA88hLj0htrtoHQ2sD-H9-N~sZImY5kngI4p5g1ONuRS8bK7a7hujZek3W5FERkVQOvBmJTCgkShQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole revoked Joseph Hagen’s parole on July 22, 2025, after a hearing in Baton Rouge found probable cause that he engaged in criminal activity and had failed to pay $882 in supervision fees.

The panel’s decision came after staff presented a Westlake Police Department report alleging Hagen was arrested June 8, 2025, on charges including aggravated battery and obstruction of justice. Committee member Carolyn Stapleton said the report included photos of the victim’s injuries and witness statements identifying Hagen as the aggressor. Hagen pleaded not guilty to the criminal conduct charge and guilty to failing to pay supervision fees.

The hearing included Hagen’s own statements acknowledging a drug problem and a physical altercation. “I do need some help. I just had a little girl, and I don’t want to go back out there being the same,” Hagen told the panel. He also admitted to hitting the victim with a closed fist and said he had been consuming drugs.

Stapleton and other board members said probable cause supported the violation for criminal activity. The board voted to revoke Hagen’s parole and, alongside the revocation, recommended that the Department of Corrections find a placement for him in a long-term drug treatment program.

The votes were recorded as unanimous among the three committee members present. The panel noted staff had photographs and witness statements but did not announce a specific revocation term at the hearing and directed questions about the time to the agency staff who handle custody calculations.

Hagen was informed at the close of the hearing that his parole was revoked as of the morning of July 22, 2025, and that the Department of Corrections would pursue placement in a drug treatment program.

Why it matters: The board’s action both enforces parole conditions — avoiding criminal activity and paying supervision fees — and signals a treatment-oriented recommendation alongside custody time, a combination the committee used repeatedly during this session.","The Louisiana Committee on Parole voted to revoke Joseph Hagen’s parole after finding probable cause he engaged in criminal activity and failed to pay supervision fees; the board recommended placement in a long-term drug treatment program.","actionData","errors"]

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