Establishes provisions relating to the reduction of certain criminal sentences of imprisonment

Summary

The bill lets a sentencing court cut a life‑without‑parole or 30‑year‑plus sentence to a life term that includes parole eligibility if the inmate has served at least 30 years, was under 20 at the time of the crime, and has shown rehabilitation and model behavior. It also requires a parole‑board hearing and extensive community and correctional support documentation before any reduced sentence can be placed on supervised release. The change would apply to incarcerated individuals meeting those criteria and would keep them under probation supervision for the rest of their natural life.

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