| (a) Following a review of the waiver of the right to
a revocation hearing and receipt of supporting documentation of evidence
of the alleged rule violations as described in §146.4 of this
title (relating to Procedure after Waiver of Preliminary Hearing),
the parole panel may make final disposition of the case by taking
one of the following actions:
(1) continue the parole or mandatory supervision, in
any manner warranted by the evidence;
(2) revoke the parole or mandatory supervision in any
manner warranted by the evidence, provided that the parole panel finds
that a preponderance of evidence exists that a condition of parole
or mandatory supervision was violated; or
(3) refer the case for further action.
(b) If final Board disposition is an order to revoke
the parole or mandatory supervision, the releasee or attorney shall
be notified in writing of the decision of the parole panel.
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