Missouri HB3527 modifies parole eligibility for offenders with a history of abuse or trafficking.
Missouri HB3527 modifies parole eligibility for offenders who have a history of abuse or trafficking. The bill establishes criteria for parole eligibility, including a presumption in favor of granting a hearing on a petition for parole. It outlines specific factors the parole board must consider, such as the offender's history of abuse, the presence of a workable parole plan, and community and family support. The bill also specifies that an offender's inability to participate in treatment or programming while incarcerated will not be considered a negative factor for parole eligibility.
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