ND SB2067

Amends section 12.1-32-06.1 to clarify that supervised probation begins from the later of the probation order date, release from incarceration or an alternative to incarceration, or termination of parole

Adds "alternative to incarceration" as a qualifying event for calculating when the supervised probation period clock starts running

Maximum supervised probation lengths remain unchanged: 5 years for certain felonies (involving firearms, domestic violence, human trafficking), 3 years for other felonies, 2 years for class A misdemeanors, and 360 days for class B misdemeanors

Requested by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to address timing issues when courts order alternatives to incarceration

Passed unanimously in both chambers: Senate 46-0, House 89-0