Who will not be released from state prison to county supervision on PRCS?

The 3 nons—anyone convicted of the following offenses will be released onto state PAROLE, not PRCS:

    A “serious” felony (as described in Cal. Pen. Code § 1192.7(c));
    A “violent” felony (as described in Cal. Pen. Code § 667.5(c));
    Individuals with an indeterminate life-term, including third-strikers, who were sentenced pursuant to Cal. Pen. Code § 667(e)(2) or § 1170.12(c)(2);
    Any crime for which the person is classified as a high-risk sex offender (as defined by CDCR);
    Any crime for which the person is required, as a condition of parole, to undergo treatment by the State Department of State Hospitals (DSH) as a mentally disordered offender pursuant to Cal. Pen. Code § 2962.[770]
    If you think you will be on parole, not PRCS, see earlier section on state parole, PG. 143).
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    Cal. Penal Code § 3451(b). ↑