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MS HB1204
Bill
Status
Failed
3/6/2012
Primary Sponsor
George Flaggs
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AI Summary
- Creates the "Earned Compliance Credit Act" to reduce active supervision time for low-risk, nonviolent offenders who comply with supervision conditions
- Awards 15 days of compliance credits per month to supervised individuals who fulfill their case plan, have no new arrests, and make scheduled monthly payments for restitution, fines, and fees
- Authorizes courts or releasing authorities to reduce the period of supervision by earned compliance credits once all outstanding restitution, fines, and fees are paid
- Requires agencies to adopt rules for forfeiture of earned compliance credits for violations, with restoration procedures based on future compliance and case plan progress
- Takes effect July 1, 2012
Legislative Description
Corrections; create "Earned Compliance Credit Act".
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/6/2012
Full Bill Text
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