MO HB2785

Offenders serving life without parole become eligible for parole consideration after serving at least 30 years, if the Board of Probation and Parole finds they have been rehabilitated and their release would not harm the community

Released offenders must be subject to lifetime parole supervision with mandatory GPS electronic monitoring at all times

Parole conditions may include approved residence, employment requirements, prohibition on firearms and controlled substances, no contact with victims' families, and compliance with sex offender registration if applicable

The board must develop individualized release plans addressing supervision, counseling, medication, community support, residential services, vocational services, and substance abuse treatment

Parole officers may issue arrest warrants and return parolees to secured facilities if they have reasonable cause to believe conditions were violated