Provides for reduction in suspended sentence, probation, or parole based on compliance with conditions of sentence; requires report on effect on recidivism.
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Overview
This bill proposes to allow defendants currently on suspended sentences, probation, or parole to receive an earlier discharge if they consistently meet the conditions of their sentence. It requires a court review at least every six months to assess compliance and reduces the period of suspension or probation by 30 days for each full month of compliance. The bill also mandates a report on the effect of these reductions on recidivism rates, particularly for those convicted of serious offenses like sexual assault or crimes against minors, and expands data collection on parolees to assess the impact of early discharge programs.
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