Prohibits medical parole for individuals convicted of an act of terrorism.
This bill amends the executive law to prohibit medical parole for individuals convicted of an act of terrorism. Medical parole is a form of early release for incarcerated individuals who are terminally ill or severely incapacitated. The bill specifies that individuals convicted of terrorism-related offenses are not eligible for medical parole, regardless of their medical condition or the length of their sentence served. This change aims to ensure that individuals convicted of terrorism-related offenses do not benefit from early release due to medical conditions.
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