An Act regarding probation violations
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, H.1771, addresses probation violations in Massachusetts. It seeks to clarify and standardize the process for determining probation violations, including the conditions that can trigger a violation and the procedures for addressing them. The bill aims to ensure consistency and fairness in how probation violations are handled by the courts. It also intends to provide more transparency and due process for individuals subject to probation.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the definition of a probation violation.
- Specifies the conditions that can constitute a probation violation.
- Outlines procedures for notifying individuals of alleged violations.
- Addresses the process for hearings related to probation violations.
- Establishes guidelines for sentencing related to probation violations.
Who is affected
- Individuals subject to probation
- Probation officers
- Massachusetts courts
- The judicial system
Notable changes
- The bill aims to standardize probation violation procedures across the state.
- It clarifies the conditions that can lead to a probation violation.
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Sponsors
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Primary sponsor
Daniel J. Hunt
Cosponsor
Daniel J. Hunt
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