Colorado HB1315 mandates an audit of parole risk assessments and chronologicals to ensure accuracy and transparency.

Colorado HB1315 requires the Department of Corrections to audit a random sample of risk assessments and chronologicals of inmates granted parole between 2024 and 2025. The audit aims to identify inaccuracies that led to low or very low risk assessments, which can affect parole decisions and supervision levels. The bill also mandates the Department to report audit results and corrective actions during its "Smart Act" hearing. It clarifies that risk assessments and chronologicals are subject to public inspection, except for health-related information, which must be redacted.

Colorado HB1315 mandates an audit of parole risk assessments and chronologicals to ensure accuracy and transparency.

Colorado HB1315 requires the Department of Corrections to audit a random sample of risk assessments and chronologicals of inmates granted parole between 2024 and 2025. The audit aims to identify inaccuracies that led to low or very low risk assessments, which can affect parole decisions and supervision levels. The bill also mandates the Department to report audit results and corrective actions during its "Smart Act" hearing. It clarifies that risk assessments and chronologicals are subject to public inspection, except for health-related information, which must be redacted.