Modifies procedures for parole release, early discharge from parole, and penalties for certain parole violations.

This bill modifies how the New Jersey Parole Board handles the release of adult inmates and the penalties for parole violations. It requires the board to provide specific written reasons when denying parole, including evidence for subjective factors and a clear explanation for setting future hearing dates. Additionally, the bill allows parole officers to issue arrest warrants for violations if there is a risk the individual will not appear at a hearing or poses a danger to public safety. These changes aim to increase transparency in parole decisions and streamline the process for revoking parole under certain conditions.