Parole panel finds Jamarria Stewart Jr. violated multiple conditions; outcome not specified in record

The Committee on Parole heard a revocation matter for Jamarria Stewart Jr. on April 9, 2025, during a remote session at Tangipahoa Parish Jail. Stewart pleaded guilty to multiple allegations that the board read into the record: failing to live at his address of record and not updating his parole officer; arrest in October 2024 on charges later reduced to criminal mischief; admitting to methamphetamine use during booking; and failing to pay supervision fees totaling $882.

During the hearing Stewart admitted guilt on each allegation and offered a brief statement about responsibility for his actions. He told the panel, "I am greatly and deeply sorry," and, regarding the reduced criminal mischief charge, he said he had pleaded down despite saying the incident was not physical.

Panel member Pete Freeman stated he "found that it violates his violated condition 3, 4, and 10." Chair Cheryl Granada and panel member Carolyn Stapleton presided over the hearing and read Stewart's rights and the allegations. The transcript records the board's finding that Stewart violated multiple conditions, but it does not record any further formal disposition (for example, an explicit revocation, reinstatement, or new terms of supervision) in the hearing excerpt provided.

Because the transcript does not state the panel's final administrative action after finding the violations, no change to Stewart's supervision status is reported here beyond the panel's finding of violation.

The revocation portion of the session began at Tangipahoa Parish Jail; the panel signed off there before reconvening at other facilities later in the morning.