SB6301 outlines procedures for the supervision of sexually violent predators after their release or discharge.
SB6301 mandates that the Department of Corrections document its objections and develop less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators, considering fair share principles. It requires the department to provide services such as community care coordination, regular contacts with treatment providers, and life skills training. The bill also stipulates that individuals released to less restrictive alternatives must have their cases reviewed by the court annually.
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