(a) General. The panel shall first determine whether the prisoner is suitable for release on parole. Regardless of the length of time served, a prisoner shall be found unsuitable for and denied parole if in the judgment of the panel the prisoner will pose an unreasonable risk of danger to society if released from prison.

(b) Information Considered. At all parole consideration hearings for habitual offenders the panel shall consider the information described in Section 2281(b).

(c) Circumstances Tending to Show Unsuitability. The panel shall consider those circumstances listed in Section 2281(c) which the panel finds are appropriate to the case of a habitual offender. The panel may make other findings when warranted by the circumstances of an individual case and reasons are stated in the record.

(d) Circumstances Tending to Show Suitability. The panel shall consider those circumstances listed in Section 2281(d) which the panel finds are appropriate to the case of a habitual offender. The panel may make other findings when warranted by the circumstances of an individual case and reasons are stated in the record.