New York S05793 prohibits counties and cities from imposing probation fees and revises discharge conditions for certain sentences.
New York S05793 prohibits counties and cities from imposing fees on individuals serving probation. It also revises conditions for the termination and discharge of certain sentences, including those for post-release supervision. The bill allows the board of parole to grant a discharge from post-release supervision under specific conditions, such as the supervisee having served at least five years of post-release supervision and being on unrevoked supervision for at least three consecutive years.
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