West Virginia HB5104 requires parolees and probationers with addiction issues to participate in support services for at least 60 days.
West Virginia HB5104 amends the state code to mandate that parolees and probationers identified with addiction issues must engage in appropriate support services for a minimum of 60 days. This requirement is contingent upon a standardized risk and needs assessment indicating a need for substance abuse treatment. The bill also outlines conditions for parole and probation, including restrictions on leaving the state and contact with victims or minor children. Additionally, it establishes a Parolee's Supervision Fee Fund to cover the costs of parole supervision.
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