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, seeks to reform parole supervision practices in Massachusetts with the goal of ensuring greater fairness and justice within the system. It aims to address potential issues related to the current parole supervision process and promote more equitable outcomes for individuals under supervision. The bill’s specific details are currently under consideration through hearings and study orders.
Key provisions
- Requires a review of current parole supervision policies and practices.
- Establishes guidelines for data collection and analysis related to parole supervision.
- Focuses on reducing unnecessary restrictions on individuals under supervision.
- Promotes collaboration between parole officers and supervised individuals.
- Addresses potential disparities in supervision practices.
- Mandates training for parole officers on best practices.
- Includes provisions for addressing barriers to successful parole completion.
Who is affected
- Individuals under parole supervision in Massachusetts
- Parole officers in Massachusetts
- The Department of Correction in Massachusetts
- The Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee
Notable changes
- The bill’s specific changes to existing parole supervision procedures are yet to be finalized.
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