As far as it is concerned, that matter already has been decided. The key thing it is seeking is remorse. It is impossible to show remorse without taking responsibility. While an inmate may admit his or her guilt, many subtleties in the inmate's conversation may expose the contrary. This is an unconscious attempt by the perpetrator to establish emotional distance between himself or herself and his or her actions.
Remorse begins with responsibility.
This innocent misstatement may derail any chance at parole. In the area of speech, there are several words or phrases any potential parolee must never say. However, these words are an integral part of their lexicon, and are local to urban culture. When spoken, they may convey the exact opposite of the intended meaning. When I get back to the streets.