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Although it was officially abolished in 1992, what federal authority still makes decisions on who is to receive parole in the federal corrections system?

Although it was officially abolished in 1992, what federal authority still makes decisions on who is to receive parole in the federal corrections system?
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Although it was officially abolished in 1992, what federal authority still makes decisions on who is to receive parole in the federal corrections system?

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Answer: "the United States Parole Commission" .
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