(a) As soon as possible, but no later than close of the next business day, upon discovery of a known violation of parole and the placement of a parole hold, the parole agent shall conduct a case conference with the parole unit supervisor to present the facts and circumstances of the parolee behavior to determine whether there is probable cause to retain the parole hold.

(b) A parole unit supervisor or the parole administrator may order the removal of a parole hold upon review as described in subsection 3753(a).

(c) Once removed, a parole hold shall not be reinstated unless new information is received which may indicate that the parolee's behavior falls within the criteria set forth in Section 3751. If the parole hold is reinstated, the parolee shall be issued the reasons in writing as provided in Section 3754.

(d) If upon review, it is determined that the county of arrest has no jurisdiction to pursue a revocation, the parole hold shall be removed and the parolee shall be ordered to return to his or her county of supervision and the jurisdiction of the county superior court (court). Upon the parolee's return to the county of supervision, the parole agent shall submit a petition for revocation to the court to adjudicate the parole violation(s).

(e) A parole hold placed by DAPO shall be removed if new felony or misdemeanor charges are filed before the petition for revocation is filed against a parolee for the same conduct in which the parole hold was placed. A petition for revocation shall not be filed in this situation.