| Show 44 - - if 4B --- -- - - - - - - 4- 1 Parole Board Postpones Hearings to Create Policy Manual' The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday September 2 1990 4 1700 SOUTH ST 1700 SOUTH ST 1 CITY CITY I CLEANUP AREA CLEANUP AREA (I) 1 CI) - ' 2- 0 - (1) (I) 1 SEPT Lli 38 )- 0 I" TRASH MUST BE OUT BY ' i Board Chairman Pete Haun said the original hearings the first one an inmate receives after entering prison scheduled for September will all be made up by the end of the year None has been deemed "critical" Meanwhile other '' Cl) 1 SEPT10-1- 5 ' ' - '' : En ' 4cr u:1 -1 ' for September violation hearings TRASH MUST BE OUT BY " Issel uhbeeebd inmates' due process right to confront their accuser bybasing some decisions on informa- tion from confidential sources Board members have said some sources must be kept confidential to protect their safety However that rule may be modi- fied o9Nme want torestructure pothlieo r closely follow the rules i cies followed in district court" Mr Haun said eas" The board will also use its extra time in September to train staff in the use of a new computer system they hope will money be reducing paperwork Mr Haun said the time saved from palsosotpboenmus gedontogin oal ings would cently appointed board members up to speed I I 1 nrai II ' dtabcrutoes 1id- si a II I 4 7:00 AM CV inu 1 : Trash must not be put out prior Violato 10 days lallore pick-u- p tors subject to prosecution- - - :: NOW MORE THAN EVER — N' FLY YOUR FLAG PROUDLY - LABOR DAY SALE! ki i Sculptured nails now $25 FLAGPOLE 2100 SOUTH ST 2100 SOUTH ST sne board has been criticized for re'ig g e- gUj 7:00 AM 1 1 speed 1 Trash must not be put out prior Violato 10 days before pick-u- p tors subject to prosecution I : 1 8 CD 'i — :1- as usual Mr Haun said an internal policy manual is badly needed to govern work flow within the office Without a manual the board has been forced into a reactive rather than a active mode he said Board members have been trying to work on the manual part-tim- e but other work demands have made the attempt "frustrating" he said The board will also take time to examine the rules that guide their decision-makinprocess t i u l a the board will e x am el i n its restrictions dealing with confidential information Original parole hearings will not be held during the month of September to allow Utah Board of Pardons members to put together a much-neede- d internal policy manual examine their decision-makin- g rules and bring new board members up to 1 "We do deal on an open basis" he said "But the rule needs to be looked at and modified in some ar- I 15' aluminum residential Parole Board Approves Sick Inmate's Request By Stephen Hunt Tribune Staff Writer DRAPER — Roger Garth Bott claims his drinking days are over Recent kidney failure means alcohol ingestion could be lethal to the Utah State Prison inmate But the Utah Board of Pardons ex- pressed doubt Wednesday over whether Bott's hot temper has been curbed Provo man's hisThe tory indicates a link between liquor and criminal activity including one incident described by Board Chairman Pete Haun as "one of the most dangerous and irresponsible acts" he has come across during 15 months with the parole board Bott is serving two prison terms stemming from a 1984 altercation following a traffic collision on Interstate 15 After a fist fight where Bott apparently got the worst of it he followed the other driver and fired twice at the car with a rifle while driving with one hand One bullet struck the car's gas tank "Why the car didn't go up in flames) I don't know" Mr Haun said "To lose it to that extent it's scary" Bott said he had been drinking all day and "lost conother after being driver "whipped" by Subsequently convicted of aggravated assault Bott got probation instead of jail time But six months latwith the er he had another run-ilaw Police were called to a "wild" drinking party at Bott't home and "a near riot broke out" when they arrived Mr Haun said Bott threw things at police and then fled to a nearby home A police officer lost part of a fin- ger while pursuing Bott when the appendage was slammed in a door Bott was eventually flushed from the home with tear gas Convicted of attempted escape Bott was again placed on probation by the courts and subsequently comhouse program pleted a half-wa- y However on Oct 27 1987 he was sent to prison because of a theft conviction Bott's criminal history began at age 17 and has continued into his aault life Mr Haun said Bott said he was "young and rowdy" then but claims nearly four years in prison has mellowed him Mr Haun however noted Bott has had a "fairly consistent" record of disciplinary infractions while incarcerated There were four write-up- s in May alone including possession of a weapon and clogging the sewer system Mr Haun said "You haven't learned to control your temper yet have you Mr Bott?" asked Mr Ham "I don't know about that" Bott countered "I don't see where I've went for anybody" Bott said his physical condition has deteriorated while in prison including eyesight troubles high blood pressure and kidney failure which has forced him to use a kidney dialysis machine since February He begged the parole board to release him earlier than his October 1992 expiration date so he can pursue a kidney transplant "All I ask is please this one chance" Bolt pleaded "I've only 15 months left until expiration of sen- tencel Can't you just give me one chance! Dialysis is hard on a guy" In spite of apparent reservations the board granted Bott a Dec 11 parole date after he will has served 48 months in prison As part of his parole Bott must submit to random drug testing drink no alcohol and obtain mental health therapy the board ordered "I thank you board members" said Bott as he left the hearing room "You'll never see me again I won't make a mistake" Other recent board actions Include: n I : po4Cast 1 e : :: '' irsiN ' 49 Riverside serving 0 to 5 for sexual abuse of a child commMed March 3 1989 paroled Feb 26 1991 Verde L Harris 44 Ogden serving 0 to 5 years controlled substance committed 10 1991 April 6 1990 Eric G Hit( Ogden serving 0 to 5 years for conholled substance committed possession of May 11 1990 paroled June II 1991 John D Hilliard 18 Drapes serving 0 to 5 years for auto theft committed &aril 27 1990 paroled April L ' Le rii 1Ap- - :- etak ::: '''-":- ' ' A Wee - : OPEN LABOR DAY I - - - - " :- i ' r r i -- o ' - - -- - Salt Lake Downtown Cottonwood South bwne 1 ::--:r- - 321-607- 6 321-612- 4 321-68- University Mall 227-306- 6 Ogden 778-208- 8 1 '4e rr - "- i i! - IZ 8 - 4 ''' '!' 2425 South Highland Drive ' - :"1--- - 4 - Pi MANHATTAN IL 899 Bankcards Welcome Financing Available paroled Nov 26 1991 Donald L Parker 28 Vernal serving 0 to 5 years tor wow committed May 23 1990 paroled Feb 7 - - - 499 $ 1Vg-- - - - : : : NEW YORKER 6 years to life Nov 21 19U s799 " SOFTEE 11 '10 - - In a matter of minutes your nails ore transformed into the ones you've wished for in the length to fit your lifestyle Call the professional nail technicians in our poBealnulYtment Salon tomorrow to arrange for an 7 -- - - -G- ory D Oliver 40 Ogden serving fa sexual abuse ale chicL cornmiffed ' 1 699 - b sodomy an a chid cmd 0 to 5 years Oar rexua abuse of a child committed June 6 1984 paroled 1991- tes- Alr VALSHIRE SECTIONAL s7 99 - - ! serving 5 years to -: itte Mardi 26 :0 Irivw:1001110 - 1992 powwow - ExE Mark eV Milts 31- Ogden serving 0 Io 5 years for theft committed April 18 1990 paroled March 10 ! - Save $15 and treat yourself to this special tl' ' illopOrallib— NEWPORT SOFA ': At' 118 pcvoied July 23 1991 is Molon 36 :I:A xi ago" ' - " ti:einweetwi : - 4 11 ' 1 No ' - :' 1 : & LOVESEAT - serving 5 years to Me lot sodonw of a child committed June 16 1986 paroled Feb 26 1991—Cod N Mencecaresidence unavaliabie wiry ing 0 to 5 years for theft committed April 4 1990 Enin - OAM-6PS- 1 itt:141-- p ' ' '""'N' ') I Sandy 7 °"10'' -- residence unavailable 43 '' — 2 - - - 1992 :' '' i 3 te SUPER SOFA et " SALMSROD - James ' '' 'x0" ' (Met Flagpole loads easily into cars 01 tTUCkS) Ito 401 ' Paul V 34 Layton serving 0 to 5 years lac theff by deception committed April 17 1998 paroied Nov 27 1990 and $6200 restitution Jose F Lopez 27 Las Vegas serving 1 to IS years tor burglary committed Sept 29 1989 rehearing September 1991—Jerry J Martinez 39 Ogden seMrig 0 to 5 years for distributing drugs tor value 'omitted May 16 1990 pooled Aug 13 1991 - - f )18$7:t 0 1 ' - 3 - ' s $ 2995 MI Li )r1 g 42:I'Fz POLES & ACCESSORIES 562-012- Same" 487-980- l"rJ As Cash 111 I C21 2 3 4 - ' 26 1991 ! f 4 - — WW1 IWO I leoza!ilill iiii:IlLi) - ' - - mon fia 11110111(717111P ii IA ul ti lido° i7? 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