Modifies provisions relating to parole eligibility

This bill allows certain offenders serving a life sentence without parole for at least 50 years, who were sentenced before October 1, 1984, and are 60 or older, to receive a parole hearing after serving 30 years. To be eligible for parole, these offenders must not have prior dangerous felony convictions or be registered sex offenders, and the parole board must find a reasonable probability they will not violate the law upon release, among other criteria. If paroled, they would be supervised for a minimum of five years.

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