Establishes parole eligibility for long-term prisoners in Florida under specific conditions.

The bill creates a new statute allowing parole for long-term prisoners in Florida. It applies to those serving sentences exceeding 10 years for non-fatal offenses or 20 years for fatal offenses. Eligibility requires no disciplinary offenses in the last 7 years, a high school diploma or GED, completion of a faith- and character-based program, and other specific conditions. Parolees must adhere to community control, participate in a transition home, follow a curfew, and report to the department.

Establishes parole eligibility for long-term prisoners in Florida under specific conditions.

The bill creates a new statute allowing parole for long-term prisoners in Florida. It applies to those serving sentences exceeding 10 years for non-fatal offenses or 20 years for fatal offenses. Eligibility requires no disciplinary offenses in the last 7 years, a high school diploma or GED, completion of a faith- and character-based program, and other specific conditions. Parolees must adhere to community control, participate in a transition home, follow a curfew, and report to the department.