Missouri HB2637 modifies provisions relating to public safety, including parole eligibility, sentencing, and offender assessments.

Missouri HB2637 modifies public safety provisions, including parole eligibility, sentencing, and offender assessments. It sets minimum prison terms for offenders based on prior convictions and the nature of the offense. The bill also establishes a sentencing advisory commission to study sentencing practices and disparities. Additionally, it mandates assessments for certain offenders and outlines procedures for parole hearings, including victim participation. The bill repeals and replaces several sections of Missouri law related to these topics.

Missouri HB2637 modifies provisions relating to public safety, including parole eligibility, sentencing, and offender assessments.

Missouri HB2637 modifies public safety provisions, including parole eligibility, sentencing, and offender assessments. It sets minimum prison terms for offenders based on prior convictions and the nature of the offense. The bill also establishes a sentencing advisory commission to study sentencing practices and disparities. Additionally, it mandates assessments for certain offenders and outlines procedures for parole hearings, including victim participation. The bill repeals and replaces several sections of Missouri law related to these topics.