Establishes objective parole guidelines in Florida, prohibiting certain factors from being used as aggravating circumstances.
The bill amends Florida law to establish objective parole guidelines for the Florida Commission on Offender Review. It prohibits the use of certain factors as aggravating circumstances in determining parole release dates. The commission must annually review and revise these guidelines based on statistical analysis, which is to be shared with the state legislature. The bill also allows a sentencing judge's written objection to parole to be considered by the commission in extending the release date.
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