Kentucky SB193 amends probation and conditional discharge laws, setting conditions and timelines for court proceedings.
Kentucky SB193 modifies the conditions and procedures for probation, probation with an alternative sentence, and conditional discharge. It mandates that courts place individuals convicted of offenses but not sentenced to imprisonment on probation if they need supervision. The bill outlines that courts must schedule and complete proceedings related to alleged violations within 60 days. It also specifies that upon completion of probation or conditional discharge, the defendant is deemed finally discharged.
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