SB 830
Eliminating short-term loans provided to released inmates for costs related to reintegration
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House of Delegates
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- Became Law
Bill overview
Senate Bill 830 aims to remove a specific provision from West Virginia law that authorized short-term loans to be provided to released inmates to cover expenses associated with reintegrating into the community. The bill clarifies that these loans have not been offered or established. It seeks to streamline the Director of Housing’s responsibilities by removing this outdated language. This change focuses on prioritizing other methods of supporting released inmates’ transitions.
Key provisions
- Removes the authorization for short-term loans to released inmates.
- Updates §15A-4-21 of the Code of West Virginia.
- Clarifies that short-term loans have not been provided.
- Maintains the Director of Housing’s role in facilitating housing opportunities.
- Preserves the Director of Employment’s role in securing employment opportunities.
Who is affected
- Released inmates
- Bureau of Community Corrections
- Parole Board
- State government
- Local government
Notable changes
- Eliminates a specific provision related to financial assistance for reintegration.
- Updates existing legislation regarding housing and employment support for released inmates.
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