Until recently, in an odd twist, Arizona's most dangerous offenders have been the least likely to be under such intense scrutiny.
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Under the law, a defendant was presumed to be a " high-risk dangerous offender " if convicted of certain crimes.
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Delays are common, triggered by attorneys'best legal efforts to free their clients, and prosecutors'determination to keep dangerous offenders locked up.
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Despite formal parole eligibility after seven years, full parole is rare in dangerous offender cases as this provision is reserved for the most serious offences.
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Even if a dangerous offender is granted parole ( which is rare ), the offender is subject to indefinite supervision by the National Parole Board.
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He had been sent there following a conviction for raping a woman he had sex with in 1988 and an evaluation that called him a dangerous offender.
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Bosby said the policy applies to former inmates who are under the Super Intensive Supervision Program used to monitor dangerous offenders once they are released from prison.
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The queen announced plans to introduce new types of sentences for dangerous offenders and young criminals, introduce indefinite jailing of serious offenders and streamline the court system.
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Another major concern in Australia is the considerable disparity that exists in the requirements for dangerous offender status and in the available sentences for such offenders across jurisdictions.
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The Crown, assisted by his former victims who had flown in to testify, had him declared a dangerous offender, giving him no possibility of parole.
