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Committee revokes Danny Mouton’s parole after split deliberations
Summary
The Committee on Parole revoked Danny Mouton’s parole after hearing admissions to failing to report, provide employment proof and pay supervision fees; panel votes were split before revocation was recorded.
The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of Danny Mouton (DOC 440445) at a March hearing hosted by Saint Martin Parish staff. Mouton pleaded guilty to failing to report, failing to maintain a residence where he could be contacted, failure to provide proof of employment, and being behind on supervision fees; the panel voted to revoke his parole.
Saint Martin Parish deputies hosted the hearing and the panel read Rule 2 (monthly reporting), Rule 3 (residence), Rule 6 (proof of employment) and Rule 10 (payment of supervision fees). Mouton acknowledged missing multiple monthly reports and said he had been trying to work as a handyman and support multiple children; he also said he had planned to pay arrears with an expected income-tax refund but had been incarcerated and unable to do so.
Committee members discussed Mouton’s history on supervision, prior instances of revocation for similar conduct, and the need to maintain contact with the parole officer. One panel member emphasized the parole officer’s willingness to help but noted Mouton’s repeated failures to report.
The panel then voted. One member voted not to revoke and urged continued contact with the parole officer; two members voted to revoke based on repeated violations and a record of similar past revocations. The committee recorded that Mouton’s parole was revoked and concluded the hearing.
Votes at a glance: revoked (2 yes, 1 no).
