Only offenders convicted of violent, sexual, low-level crimes who have been determined to be a serious risk to the public are eligible for nonrevocable parole (NRP).

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Nonrevocable parole (NRP) is typically for offenders who have been convicted of non-violent, non-sexual, and non-serious crimes and who have been assessed as posing a low risk to the public, not for those convicted of violent, sexual, low-level crimes who are a serious risk.

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