Vermont S0096 redefines recidivism calculation and establishes a classification system for repeat violent offenders.
Vermont S0096 amends the calculation of recidivism and introduces a graduated classification system for repeat violent offenders. The bill defines recidivism as a person convicted of a criminal offense after a previous conviction. It classifies repeat violent offenders into four classes based on the time elapsed between sentencing and the new conviction. The bill also redefines "segregation" and "restorative justice program." The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.
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