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Mark S Jackson

Last Updated: October 25th, 2024
Jail Location
New York
65yo
Black Male
Mark S Jackson
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Personal Details

Date of birth: Jul 22, 1959
Status: RELEASED
Release type: PAROLE DIV OF PAROLE
Parole hearing type: PAROLE VIOLATOR ASSESSED EXPIRATION
Parole hearing date: Oct 2006
Parole eligibility date: Nov 5, 2004
Maximum expiration date: Jun 10, 2008
Facility: GOWANDA
Din: 01B1152
Date received original: May 21, 2001
Date received current: Jul 3, 2006
Booked at: BROOME
Aggregate minimum sentence: 0003 Years, 06 Months, 00 Days
Aggregate maximum sentence: 0007 Years, 00 Months, 00 Days

Recent Arrests

Release date: Aug 15, 2007
Booking location: Broome County, NY

Recent Charges

Crime: CRIM SALE CONTR SUBSTANCE 5TH
Class: D

Arrest facts in New York

Jackson, Mark
Sedore, Jody
Reed, John
Seelow, Justin
Jackson, Marquis
Genereux, Mark
Setteducati, Michael
Shappee, Kevin
Shappee, Clarence
Shenandoah, Donald
Shenandoah, Leon
Shenandoah, Paul

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