Consolidates repetitive language regarding parole eligibility for juvenile offenders in Louisiana.
Louisiana HB280 consolidates repetitive language regarding parole eligibility for juvenile offenders. The bill amends existing law to streamline the requirements for parole eligibility, ensuring consistency and clarity. Juvenile offenders must meet specific conditions, including serving a certain number of years, not committing major disciplinary offenses, completing pre-release programming, substance abuse treatment, and other programs. The bill removes duplicative language and provides a citation reference to the requirements contained in present law.
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