The Commission does not have the authority to permanently deny parole. An incarcerated individual is entitled to a subsequent parole hearing: for an incarcerated individual sentenced to a period of incarceration of 10 years or less, not later than 2 years after each parole hearing that results in a denial of parole; except as provided in item (3) of this subsection, for an incarcerated individual sentenced to a period of incarceration exceeding 10 years, not later than 3 years after each parole hearing that results in a denial of parole; and for an incarcerated individual sentenced to a period of incarceration exceeding 20 years for a crime against an individual, not later than 3 years after the first parole hearing that results in a denial of parole and not later than 5 years thereafter.