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Parole reinstated for Antonio Smart with enhanced visits and curfew after noncompliance
Summary
Antonio Smart admitted failing to provide a valid address and testing positive for marijuana; after review the panel reinstated him on supervision with enhanced residence visitation and a 10 p.m.–6 a.m. curfew rather than revoke his parole.
Antonio Smart (DOC 723348) had his parole reinstated with added conditions after admitting he had failed to provide an accurate address and tested positive for marijuana, the panel recorded on Feb. 10, 2026.
Smart told the panel he had recently been released and was staying with family while trying to secure stable housing and employment. He acknowledged a positive marijuana test and noncompliance in a reentry program but said he had completed a nine-month program (the transcript references certificates) and had relapsed. His fiancée spoke in support, offering to ensure his compliance with treatment and residence requirements if the panel granted him another chance.
Panel members discussed his recent program participation and housing stability, and after an executive session decided not to revoke. The panel reinstated Smart on supervision with enhanced home visits to verify residence and added a nightly curfew of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.; one panelist also recommended enrollment in long-term DOC-approved treatment.
Next steps: Smart will remain on supervision subject to enhanced monitoring, curfew and any recommended treatment; the transcript records the panel’s instructions but does not list a monitoring schedule beyond weekly/curfew expectations.
