New Hampshire § 623-A-2 - Section 623-A:2 Eligibility for Approved Absence.

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§ 623-A-2. Section 623-A:2 Eligibility for Approved Absence.

I. Upon the application of an inmate, the commissioner of corrections may grant an approved absence if he determines that the inmate: (a) Is serving the last 90 days of his sentence; (b) Pursuant to RSA 651:25, is on work or study release or is a resident of a community correctional center or halfway house; (c) Is physically and mentally capable of conducting himself during an approved absence without escort; and (d) Has demonstrated a level of responsibility which provides reasonable assurance that he will comply fully with the requirements of approved absence and will not jeopardize the safety of persons or property in the community. II. If otherwise eligible under subparagraphs I(a), (b), (c) and (d), inmates confined at the state prison or other institution under the control of the commissioner of corrections under RSA 622-A may be eligible for approved absence only if, upon the request of the commissioner of corrections, the sending state authorizes such approved absence.

Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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