Indiana HB1301 modifies sentencing rules, allowing certain convicted individuals to petition for sentence reduction based on age, time served, and.
Indiana HB1301 introduces provisions for modifying sentences for certain convicted individuals. The bill allows the Department of Correction to issue a certificate of eligibility for rehabilitative release to eligible convicted persons. Those eligible include individuals who are at least 60 years old and have served at least 20 years for non-murder offenses, or at least 62 years old and have served at least 30 years for murder offenses.
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