Louisiana HB394 amends parole rules for prisoners needing rehabilitative programs before release.
Louisiana HB394 modifies the conditions for conditional parole, allowing the release date of a prisoner to be extended by up to 12 months if the parole committee deems it necessary for the prisoner to complete a rehabilitative program. This change extends the previous nine-month limit. The prisoner must then appear before the parole board for a final decision on conditional parole upon completing the program. The bill retains other aspects of parole consideration and hearings.
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