SB883 clarifies the standard of proof for parole or probation revocation hearings in West Virginia.
SB883 amends the West Virginia Code to specify that the standard of proof for a final parole or probation revocation hearing is proof by a preponderance of the evidence. This bill outlines procedures for probation violations, including the imposition of confinement periods for first and second violations, with costs borne by the Division of Corrections. It also mandates that the time between release on probation and arrest not be counted as part of the sentence term.
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