MO SB1681

Offenders serving life without parole sentences of 50+ years for offenses committed before October 1, 1984, who are age 60 or older, become eligible for a parole hearing after serving 30 years

Eligibility excludes those with prior felony convictions for dangerous felonies and convicted sex offenders

Parole board must determine reasonable probability the offender will remain law-abiding, based on good conduct record, demonstrated self-rehabilitation, workable parole plan with community/family support, and appropriate risk and mental health scores

Offenders granted parole under this section must serve a minimum of 5 years of supervision by the division of probation and parole

Does not limit parole consideration under other laws or the governor's clemency authority including pardons and sentence commutations