Second Read and Referred S Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Summary
The bill lets inmates who are 60 or older, serving life without parole for a first‑ or second‑degree murder committed before October 1 1984, and who have no prior felony convictions or sex‑offense record, request a parole hearing after serving 30 years. The parole board must find a reasonable chance they won’t reoffend and that they have good conduct, self‑rehabilitation, a solid parole plan, and acceptable risk and mental‑health scores. Those granted parole would be supervised for at least five years.
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