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LA HB54
Bill
Status
1/30/2026
Primary Sponsor
Bryan Fontenot
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AI Summary
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Expands alternatives to parole revocation by adding mental health treatment programs and certified treatment and rehabilitation programs (per R.S. 15:828) to existing options of community rehabilitation centers and substance abuse treatment programs
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Increases maximum commitment duration for these alternative programs from six months to one year, without benefit of good time
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Programs must be operated by or under contract with the Department of Public Safety and Corrections and deemed appropriate by the parole board
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Commitment cannot extend parole beyond the full parole term; parolees receive credit for time served if later revoked for violating program rules
Legislative Description
Provides relative to alternative conditions for violations of parole
PAROLE
Last Action
Read by title, under the rules, referred to the Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice.
3/9/2026