Tennessee § 40-35-505 - Orientation to post-release or parole issues.
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§ 40-35-505. Orientation to post-release or parole issues.
Before the release of an inmate under this chapter, the department of correction shall conduct an orientation for the inmate concerning relevant post-release or parole issues. As a part of the department's existing orientation program, the orientation shall address issues of restoration of citizenship, voting and the availability of services relating to education, employment, family and child support. Specific attention shall be given to, but not limited to, general equivalency diplomas and adult education, access to health care and health insurance, reinstatement of licenses and voting rights and food stamps. Acts 2004, ch. 752, § 1. Cross-References. Restoration of citizenship, title 40, ch. 29.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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