Louisiana HB169 allows courts to condition probation or parole on the defendant's waiver of extradition and agreement not to contest return to.
Louisiana HB169 modifies the conditions of probation and parole to include the defendant's waiver of extradition from any jurisdiction and agreement not to contest return to Louisiana. If a parolee is returned from outside Louisiana, they must pay the Department of Public Safety and Corrections for the full cost of extradition, based on their ability to pay. The court may establish a payment plan for this cost. The bill retains existing restitution and supervision fee requirements for probation and parole.
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