The Louisiana Board of Pardons and Parole convened on July 22, 2025, to deliberate on the parole status of Mr. Coulter, who faces revocation due to two violations. The meeting highlighted a significant discussion surrounding Mr. Coulter's alleged domestic abuse battery charge and his financial obligations.

During the hearing, Mr. Coulter admitted to owing $126 in fees, a relatively minor amount compared to typical cases. However, the more serious concern arose from a domestic abuse incident reported on March 30, 2025, at a hospital. Mr. Coulter denied any physical altercation, stating, "I never put my hands on her, sir," despite troubling text messages that raised concerns among the board members.

Representatives from the Orleans Public Defender's Office, including attorney Kalyn Gross, advocated for Mr. Coulter's release on parole, emphasizing his commitment to family and personal growth. Gross noted Mr. Coulter's achievements, including graduating from Travis Hill High School while incarcerated and his aspirations to start a business and return to school. She urged the board to consider a conditional release that would allow him to engage in supportive programming.

The board's decision on Mr. Coulter's parole status remains pending, with the implications of their ruling potentially impacting his future and rehabilitation efforts. The meeting underscored the delicate balance between accountability for past actions and the opportunity for personal reform.