KY SB193

Amends KRS 533.020 to give courts 60 days after the expiration of a supervision period to address alleged violations that occur within the final 60 days of probation, conditional discharge, or probation with an alternative sentence

Tolls (pauses) the supervision period when a warrant is issued for an alleged violation, with the time between warrant issuance and the defendant's first court appearance not counting toward supervision unless the court finds no violation occurred

Requires courts to complete all proceedings related to alleged violations within 60 days of the defendant's first appearance after warrant service

Maintains existing supervision limits of 5 years for felonies and 2 years for misdemeanors, or longer if needed to complete restitution

Prohibits courts from ordering defendants on probation to pay incarceration costs through the circuit clerk, except for restitution and costs owed to the Department of Corrections