Probation: duration.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill modifies the length of probation for sex offenders. Specifically, it allows a court to extend a probation term for an offender registered as a sex offender by up to one additional year if the probation department petitions the court and the court finds that additional programming is necessary. The bill also clarifies that the state will reimburse local agencies for any costs associated with this extension, as determined by the Commission on State Mandates.
Key provisions
- Extends probation for sex offenders by up to one additional year under specific circumstances.
- Requires probation department petition and court finding of necessary programming.
- Addresses reimbursement for costs associated with extended probation.
- Clarifies the application of the two-year probation limit.
- Specifies conditions for probation, including restitution and community service.
- Outlines requirements for reporting and record-keeping.
- Addresses community service requirements for certain offenses.
- Details provisions for house repairs and yard services for senior citizens.
Who is affected
- Sex Offenders
- Probation Departments
- Courts
- Local Government Agencies
- Victims of Crime
Notable changes
- Introduces a specific extension of probation for sex offenders requiring additional programming.
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