Creates provisions relating to parole eligibility

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This bill allows certain offenders who are 65 or older and have served at least 30 years of their sentence to receive a parole hearing. To be eligible for release, these offenders must meet specific criteria, including good conduct, self-rehabilitation, a workable parole plan, and certain risk and mental health scores. Those granted parole would be supervised for at least five years or until their sentence ends.

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