Relating to the standard of proof required for a final parole or probation revocation hearing.

Summary

The bill changes West Virginia law so that a final decision to revoke parole or probation must be based on the "more likely than not" standard, rather than a higher burden. It applies to anyone facing a revocation hearing, affecting probationers, probation officers, judges, and the courts. The change is intended to make the revocation process clearer and more consistent.

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