Massachusetts H2638 reforms parole by enhancing supervision and support for parolees.
Massachusetts H2638 amends the parole process to improve supervision and support for parolees. Parole agents must engage with parolees at least 180 days before release, ensuring a viable home plan is in place. Agents also connect with community providers to facilitate proper referrals and connections. Upon release, parolees must have a state identification and birth certificate. The Department of Correction submits detailed case summaries to the parole board, including incarceration details, behavior records, and health information.
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