Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding tax fraud parole conditions, upholding strict statutory requirements for continued parole eligibility.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against the refusal of a parole extension for a tax fraud offender. The applicant argued that the refusal violated his rights, but the court found no error in the lower court's assessment of the statutory conditions. The decision reaffirmed that parole extensions in tax fraud cases are strictly bound by legislative criteria and cannot be granted based on discretionary factors outside the law.