Massachusetts H2694 aims to promote equitable access to parole by revising parole board composition and procedures.
Massachusetts H2694 seeks to enhance equitable access to parole by amending the composition and procedures of the parole board. The bill mandates that at least four members of the parole board must have five years of experience in fields such as psychiatry, psychology, social work, or substance use disorder treatment. One of these members must be a licensed mental health professional, and one member must be a formerly incarcerated individual who has completed the parole process.
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