Missouri SB1681 modifies parole eligibility for certain offenders, requiring a parole hearing for those serving life sentences without parole.
Missouri SB1681 amends parole eligibility for offenders serving life sentences without parole. It mandates a parole hearing for those who have served at least thirty years, are sixty years of age or older, have no prior felony convictions for dangerous felonies, and are not convicted sex offenders. The parole board must consider the offender's conduct, self-rehabilitation, parole plan, and risk scores. Parolees must undergo five years of supervision by the Division of Probation and Parole. The bill does not affect other parole provisions or the governor's clemency authority.
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