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AR HB1474
Bill
Status
2/25/2013
Primary Sponsor
Mark Lowery
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AI Summary
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Adds murder in the second degree (Arkansas Code § 5-10-103) to the list of offenses designated as "seventy-percent crimes" for parole eligibility purposes.
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Requires offenders convicted of murder in the second degree committed after the effective date of this act to serve at least 70% of their sentence before becoming eligible for parole or community correction transfer.
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Amends Arkansas Code § 16-93-612(e) to specify that § 16-93-618 governs parole eligibility for murder in the second degree offenses occurring after the act's effective date.
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Amends Arkansas Code § 16-93-618(a) to formally include murder in the second degree among nine designated felonies subject to the 70% sentence requirement, alongside murder in the first degree, kidnapping, aggravated robbery, rape, and methamphetamine-related offenses.
Legislative Description
To Establish Murder In The Second Degree As A Seventy-percent Crime.
Last Action
Recommended for study in the Interim by Joint Interim Committee on JUDICIARY COMMITTEE- HOUSE
4/17/2013