An act concerning sentencing of and parole eligibility for individuals whose offense was committed when such individual was under the age of twenty-six years.
An Act Concerning Sentencing of and Parole Eligibility for Individuals Whose Offense Was Committed When Such Individual Was Under the Age of Twenty-Six Years.
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Overview
To expand provisions concerning the sentencing of a child who committed a class A or B felony and parole of persons who committed a crime under the age of twenty-one years, to those persons who were under twenty-six years of age when they committed such crimes.
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Judiciary Committee
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Antonio Felipe
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