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Over 30 Arkansas inmates sue state over parole revocation process, citing due process and ADA violations.
Over 30 Arkansas inmates are suing the state over its parole revocation process, alleging it violates their constitutional rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The federal lawsuit, filed by the ACLU, claims the system lacks transparency, fails to provide adequate notice or legal counsel, and denies due process, especially for inmates with mental illness, low literacy, or disabilities.
Testimony revealed inmates were given little warning, couldn’t understand documents, and were pressured into signing paperwork without proper explanation.
The state argues the case doesn’t meet class-action standards and points to signed forms as proof of notice, though their validity is disputed.
A federal judge will issue a decision on whether to halt revocation hearings and address legal fees.
Más de 30 presos de Arkansas demandaron al estado por el proceso de revocación de la libertad condicional, citando el debido proceso y violaciones de la ADA.