MS SB2694

Defines "supervision infraction" as low-level violations of probation or parole conditions including failure to report, address changes, program non-completion, failed drug/alcohol screenings, and unpaid fines.

Prohibits the Parole Board from revoking parole for supervision infractions; instead requires use of graduated sanctions process for these violations.

Reduces the maximum term of post-release supervision from five years to two years.

Reduces the maximum term of probation from five years to two years.

Redefines "technical violation" to exclude supervision infractions, felony convictions while on supervision, and absconding from supervision.