Permits retroactive modification of certain judgments of conviction; requires study of DOC's anticipated expenses to upgrade data infrastructure.
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This bill allows for the retroactive modification of certain convictions, specifically targeting mandatory minimum parole ineligibility periods for inmates convicted of specific offenses, including official misconduct and drug-related crimes. It also requires a study of the Department of Corrections’ anticipated expenses to upgrade its data infrastructure. The Supreme Court can issue orders to rescind these mandatory terms, and the Attorney General must approve any objections to such modifications.
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