An Act to reform parole supervision in the interest of justice
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, S.1728, aims to reform how parole supervision is conducted in Massachusetts, with the stated goal of improving justice. It seeks to address issues within the current parole system and ensure fairer practices. The bill is currently under review by the Public Safety and Homeland Security committee, with scheduled hearings to gather information and feedback. Similar bills have been proposed in the past, indicating an ongoing interest in revising parole supervision.
Key provisions
- The bill seeks to reform parole supervision practices.
- It mandates a review of current parole policies and procedures.
- It aims to improve the fairness and effectiveness of the parole system.
- The bill is intended to promote justice within the context of parole supervision.
Who is affected
- Individuals under parole supervision in Massachusetts
- Parole officers
- The Massachusetts Department of Corrections
Notable changes
- The bill is part of a series of proposals focused on reforming parole supervision.
- It is currently undergoing a review process within the legislature.
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