Establishes provisions relating to parole hearings for certain offenders

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This bill creates a new process for parole hearings for certain offenders who were between 18 and 22 years old when they committed an offense. To be eligible, offenders must have been sentenced to 25 or more years, be serving their first commitment, not be sentenced to death, and have served at least 15 years. The bill outlines procedures for petitioning for a hearing, victim notification, the hearing itself, and conditions for parole or denial.

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