Colorado Revised Statute § 19-2-1002(9)(b)(I)(A)

"(9) Parole discharge. (a) The board may discharge a juvenile from parole after the juvenile has served the mandatory parole period of six months but prior to the expiration of his or her period of parole supervision when it appears to the board that there is a reasonable probability that the juvenile will remain at liberty without violating the law. (b)(I) Based upon a request and recommendation by the division of youth corrections, the board may discharge all or a portion of a juvenile's period of parole, as defined in section 19-2-909(1)(b), without holding a hearing before the board or a hearing panel of the board, if the board finds that: (A) The juvenile is unavailable to complete the period of parole or the extended period of parole and the juvenile is not likely to become available in a time or manner in which he or she will benefit from parole services and neither community safety nor restorative justice interests will be served through the imposition or continuation of the juvenile's parole..."