Establishes the parole board accountability act, requiring non-unanimous parole releases to be placed in the community of one of the voting board.
The parole board accountability act mandates that incarcerated individuals released on parole via a non-unanimous vote be placed in the community where one of the two board members primarily resides. The procedure for determining which board member's community the releasee shall be placed in involves a coin flip, conducted and made publicly available via live stream on the department's website. The releasee will then be directed to a shelter, halfway house, or transitional residential facility in the chosen community.
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