AL SB304

Allows the Board of Pardons and Paroles to revoke mandatory supervised release if a defendant violates any term of release and requires the defendant to serve the remainder of their sentence.

Requires any sentence imposed for a new criminal offense committed by a defendant on mandatory supervised release to be served consecutively with the revocation period.

Prohibits defendants whose parole or probation has been revoked from being released under mandatory supervised release until they have served a minimum of three months in the Department of Corrections following the revocation.

Permits defendants to waive release pursuant to mandatory supervised release.

Becomes effective October 1, 2024.