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Board denies most parole requests, grants several pardons and two conditional paroles
Summary
At its Nov. 4, 2025 meeting, the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles denied the majority of parole requests on its docket, granted four full pardons and approved two paroles with conditions including GPS monitoring and treatment requirements, according to the board's minutes.
The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles met on Nov. 4, 2025, in Montgomery and decided outcomes on at least 35 docketed cases, denying most parole requests while granting four full pardons and approving two conditional paroles, the board's minutes state. Chair Hal Nash presided; board members Darryl Littleton and Gabrelle Simmons participated and Nicole Lewis served as board secretary.
Why it matters: Parole and pardon decisions affect individuals' custody status, eligibility for release and long-term civil rights, and the board's use of reset dates and conditions (GPS monitoring, reporting-center placement, mental health and drug assessments) shapes supervision and reentry plans for those released.
Key outcomes
Votes at a glance: 1) Edmond Carter (AIS# 280954) — Parole denied; reset date 11/2030. 2) Jonathan E. Davis (AIS# 205771) — Parole denied; reset date 11/2030. 3) Curt Byrd (AIS# 131190) — Parole denied; reset date 11/2030. 4) Michael S. Dark (AIS# 199559) — Parole denied; reset date 11/2030. 5) Larry L. Hall (AIS# 217051) — Parole denied; reset date 11/2027. 6) West Crim (AIS# 201933) — Parole granted with conditions: Opelika Day Reporting…
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