Pardon and Parole Board; updating language; effective date.

Summary

The bill revises the state’s parole statutes to make the Pardon and Parole Board consider victim impact statements and monetary restitution before recommending parole. It also adds requirements that parolees have suitable employment or housing and must participate in education programs, with the Board able to set these as conditions. Failure to meet the education condition can lead to parole revocation and return to prison.

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