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HI HB2515
Bill
Status
6/21/2012
Primary Sponsor
Calvin Say
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AI Summary
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Allows second-time drug offenders to be eligible for probation, expanding eligibility beyond first-time offenders who meet nonviolence and substance abuse treatment criteria.
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Reduces maximum probation terms from five years to four years for class B and C felonies, except those under chapters 707, 709, and part I of chapter 712 which retain five-year terms.
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Requires probation officers to report to the court on a defendant's compliance with probation conditions before the court can grant early discharge.
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Permits one-time expungement of drug possession conviction records for individuals who successfully complete substance abuse treatment and comply with probation terms.
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Takes effect upon approval, with probation term changes effective January 1, 2013 for offenses committed on or after that date.
Legislative Description
Probation; Theft of Property; Sentencing
Last Action
(S) Act 140, 6/20/2012 (Gov. Msg. No. 1242).
6/21/2012