South Carolina H3130 allows conditional release for inmates serving sentences for controlled substance offenses, subject to treatment and monitoring.
South Carolina H3130 amends the state code to allow the Director of the Department of Corrections to conditionally release inmates serving sentences for unlawful possession, manufacture, sale, or distribution of controlled substances. To qualify, inmates must meet specific criteria, including having served at least half of their sentence, not having been previously conditionally released, and not having been convicted of a violent crime in the past ten years.
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