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Parole granted conditionally for Tracy McMuhan after treatment and supervision conditions set
Summary
The Committee on Parole granted parole to Tracy McMuhan (recorded as McMohan/Magnon), contingent on completing a DOC inpatient substance-abuse program within nine months and complying with curfew, AA/NA attendance and other conditions.
The Committee on Parole voted to grant parole to Tracy McMuhan conditionally at a hearing at Rayburn Correctional Center on Oct. 12, 2025. The panel made release contingent on McMuhan completing a Department of Corrections long-term inpatient substance-abuse program (estimated six to nine months), complying with a 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. curfew after release, attending three AA/NA meetings per week and following treatment recommendations.
Board members praised McMuhans participation in in-prison programming, including victim-awareness work and trustee duties. "My vote today is that, I am gonna grant you conditionally on you completing a long term inpatient substance abuse program through DOC...It's gotta be done within 9 months," acting chair Pete Freeman said when announcing his vote. Both Mr. Tillis and Miss Stapleton concurred with the conditional grant.
Why it matters: The board tied release to completion of a DOC treatment program and specific post-release conditions, emphasizing treatment and supervision to reduce recidivism and address substance-use disorder tied to the original offenses.
Key details: McMuhan identified crack cocaine as his drug of choice and said he has participated in self-help programming and victim-awareness classes while incarcerated. The board recommended inpatient treatment, a nighttime curfew, attendance at AA/NA meetings and domestic-violence classes if offered by the DOC placement. The panel emphasized the decision as a conditional and monitored pathway back to the community.
Discussion versus action: McMuhan and his mother spoke in support (discussion); the board then voted to grant parole subject to completion of a DOC inpatient substance-abuse program and post-release supervision conditions (decision and directions). The transcript shows unanimous panel support for the conditions recorded on the record.
Ending: The board closed the hearing after recording the conditional grant and listing treatment and supervision conditions; the transcript does not specify an exact release date pending program completion.
