Allows parolees to petition for sentence termination if released on parole for at least 10 years and not required to register as a sex offender.
This bill allows a person released on parole to file a motion with the court to terminate their sentence if they were released on parole for at least 10 years, their parole was not revoked, and they are not required to register as a sex offender. The person must submit information about their rehabilitation, including employment history, educational or training programs, volunteer activities, and letters of support. The court reviews the motion and may hold a hearing.
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