Modifies provisions relating to eligibility for parole

Also relevant to:Formerly incarcerated or family of

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This bill would allow certain individuals incarcerated for crimes committed before 1990, who were victims of abuse or trafficking, to be eligible for parole after serving five years or one-third of their sentence. The parole board would review their cases, considering factors like their prison record and evidence of past abuse. If parole is denied, they can reapply every two years.

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D · PrimeKimberly-Ann Collins

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