Require electronic recordings of all parole board hearings
Effective 9/7/26
Summary
The bill mandates electronic recordings of every parole board hearing and places those recordings in the public record, except where existing confidentiality rules apply. It also allows prosecuting attorneys to obtain Department of Rehabilitation and Correction health records for certain parole and judicial release cases. The aim is to increase transparency and give victims and the public clearer insight into parole decisions.
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