Montana SB552 revises criminal justice laws, including procedures for probation revocation, conditions for conditional discharge, and victim.
Montana SB552 revises criminal justice laws by modifying procedures for probation revocation, conditions for conditional discharge, and victim notification. The bill allows judges to continue suspended or deferred sentences with modified conditions, including placement in secure or community facilities. It mandates that probationers be present at hearings and have the right to counsel. For sexual offenses, probationers must avoid contact with victims or their family members. The bill also outlines procedures for filing petitions for revocation, including a required filing fee.
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