Requires lifetime post-release supervision for certain offenders; prohibits good behavior allowances against certain determinate sentences

Summary

The legislation adds new supervision periods to the penal law, requiring lifetime post‑release monitoring for specific class B and class D violent felonies that involve serious sexual crimes. It also prevents anyone serving those determinate sentences from receiving any good‑behavior allowance. The goal is to keep high‑risk sexual offenders under continuous oversight after release.

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