When inmates are paroled they are generally released shortly there after. Because if an inmate is up for parole and the parole board approves it...why would they keep the inmate any longer....If you are asking when they will be up for parole.Then the inmate should know when and if he or she is going to be up for parole or perhaps the information desk of the prison can tell you. If however you are a victim of the crime that put this particular inmate in prison (such as having being the victim of a rape the inmate committed or the father or mother of a child that was murdered or raped by the inmate then you have a right to speak at the parole hearing in most if not all states...