DE SB7

Limits probation periods to 2 years for violent felonies, 18 months for Title 16 offenses, and 1 year for all other offenses, with exceptions for sexual offenses, violent felonies where public safety requires longer supervision, and cases requiring restitution collection

Requires courts, the Board of Parole, and probation officers to impose the least restrictive special conditions necessary to achieve supervision goals, and prohibits conditions with which an individual cannot reasonably comply

Allows probation officers to use remote reporting options (audio/visual communications) instead of in-person visits and requires scheduling to accommodate work, education, childcare, healthcare, and transportation needs

Removes the requirement that individuals on probation or parole obtain written consent from corrections officials before obtaining a marriage license

Discharges all outstanding house arrest service fee balances owed by individuals and takes effect 180 days after enactment