The Hunter Robinson Act revises post-release supervision periods for various felony classes in North Carolina.
The Hunter Robinson Act modifies the post-release supervision periods for different classes of felonies in North Carolina. For Class B1 through E felons, the supervision period is set at 36 months, while for Class C felons, it is 18 months. Class D through F felons face a 18-month supervision period, and Class F through Class I felons have a nine-month period. These changes apply to offenses committed on or after December 1, 2025.
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