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AR SB682
Bill
Status
4/25/2019
Primary Sponsor
Keith Ingram
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AI Summary
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Prosecuting attorneys must confer with victims and explain the sentencing and parole ramifications of any negotiated plea before agreeing to the plea with the defendant
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Failure by the prosecuting attorney to confer with or explain plea consequences to the victim does not invalidate the plea agreement or other disposition
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Persons who enter into a negotiated plea of guilty or nolo contendere for a felony offense resulting in incarceration (not probation or suspended sentence) are ineligible for parole, effective upon the bill's enactment
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New statute § 16-93-622 governs parole eligibility for offenders sentenced under negotiated pleas entered on or after the bill's effective date
Legislative Description
Concerning The Sentencing And Parole Eligibility Of A Defendant Who Enters Into A Negotiated Plea With The State; And Concerning The Duties Of The Prosecuting Attorney.
Last Action
Sine Die adjournment
4/25/2019