Prison Act Article 134

Where an inmate disagrees with a decision to cancel parole, deny parole, or revoke parole, and files a petition in accordance with this Act and the inmate disagrees with the decision rendered, or a decision is not made within two months after the petition is filed, or the petition decision is extended for more than two months and a decision has not been made, the inmate may file a revocation suit to the administrative litigation division of the jurisdictional district court at the location of the prison or the place of probation.Where the status quo ante cannot be restored or is destroyed due to the execution of the decision in the preceding subparagraph but the inmate has a legal interest in obtaining a declaratory judgment from the court, the inmate may file a suit for court declaration of illegal disposition. Where the inmate believes the decision in the preceding paragraph to be invalid and the inmate has a legal interest in obtaining a declaratory judgment from the court, the inmate may file a suit for court declaration of invalid dispositionThe suits filed in accordance with the two preceding paragraphs shall be filed in a written format.