MO HB970

Eliminates the Board of Probation and Parole's authority to charge offenders up to $60 per month in supervision fees for those on probation, parole, or conditional release

Removes funding mechanism that directed collected fees to the inmate fund for community corrections and intervention services, including substance abuse treatment, mental health services, electronic monitoring, and employment placement

Retains all existing parole hearing procedures, victim notification rights, and eligibility requirements, including the high school diploma or equivalent requirement effective since January 1, 2001

Removes the classification of continuous alcohol monitoring as an "electronic monitoring service" under the board's supervision fee authority in section 217.690

Makes conforming changes to update cross-references in related statutes governing parole for domestic violence victims serving life sentences and DWI offender classifications