MO SB882

Establishes new parole eligibility percentages by felony class: Class A felonies require 70% of sentence served, Class B require 50%, Class C require 40%, and Class D and E require 25% before parole eligibility

Eliminates conditional release for offenses committed on or after January 1, 2028, while maintaining existing conditional release terms (one-third to five years depending on sentence length) for offenses committed before that date

Expands the definition of "dangerous felony" requiring 85% of sentence served to include human trafficking offenses, sexual trafficking of children, abuse through forced labor resulting in death or involving kidnapping, and third violations of failure to register as a sex offender

Increases minimum sentences for certain sexual offenses against children: rape in the first degree minimum increases from 5 to 10 years, and statutory rape in the first degree minimum increases from 5 to 10 years (or 10 to 15 years if victim is under 12)

Requires courts to record jail time credit in the judgment at sentencing, including specific dates of custody and number of days credited, with the court retaining jurisdiction to rule on challenges to jail time credit calculations