CA AB2515

Removes the mandatory minimum 90-day jail sentence for persons convicted of using or being under the influence of controlled substances under Health and Safety Code Section 11550(a).

Eliminates the requirement that probation conditions must include at least 90 days of county jail confinement for first-time offenders.

Authorizes courts to grant probation for up to five years in addition to any jail sentence imposed, rather than as an alternative with mandatory jail time.

Maintains the 180-day minimum jail requirement for repeat offenders who refuse to complete a licensed drug rehabilitation program within seven years of two or more prior convictions.

Preserves the court's authority to permit completion of a licensed drug rehabilitation program in lieu of part or all county jail imprisonment when in the interest of justice.