SB1446 amends parole procedures for incarcerated individuals in California, particularly focusing on those deemed sexually violent predators.
SB1446 revises the parole process for incarcerated individuals in California, emphasizing the evaluation and potential commitment of those identified as sexually violent predators. The bill mandates that the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation refer individuals for evaluation at least six months before their scheduled release if they are likely to be sexually violent predators. The evaluation involves two independent professionals, and if both concur, a petition for commitment may be filed.
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