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MO HB270
Bill
Status
1/23/2013
Primary Sponsor
Rochelle Walton Gray
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AI Summary
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Allows offenders sentenced to 5+ years who become physically or mentally disabled, infirm, incompetent, or incapacitated to be released on parole and placed in medical or mental health care facilities if eligible for federal benefits.
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Requires the board of probation and parole to determine the offender is incapable of inflicting violence and does not pose a danger to public health, welfare, or safety before release.
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Board must consider 8 factors when deciding: length of time served, prison record, evidence of abuse history, offender's role in crime, plea bargain decisions, sentence severity, offender's age and maturity at time of crime, and existence of a workable parole plan.
Legislative Description
Allows certain inmates who become physically or mentally disabled, infirm, incompetent, or incapacitated to be released on parole if they are eligible for specified federal medical or financial benefits
Last Action
Referred: Special Standing Committee on Corrections(H)
5/17/2013