Environmental & Healthcare Legislative Watch50 States · D.C. · U.S. Congress
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Fiscal Summary STATE GOVERNMENTEXPENDITURESIncarceration$1,686,900 Bill Summary Present law provides that there is no release eligibility for a person committing an offense, on or after July 1, 2022, that is listed below. The person must serve 100% of the sentence imposed by the court undiminished by any sentence reduction credits. However, the person may earn credits for satisfactory program performance, and those credits may be used for the purpose of increased privileges, reduced security classification, or any purpose other than the reduction of the sentence. Such offenses with no release eligibility include all of the following: Attempted first degree murder. Second degree murder. Vehicular homicide, when the proximate cause of the reckless killing was the driver's intoxication. Aggravated vehicular homicide. Especially aggravated kidnapping. Especially aggravated robbery. Carjacking. Especially aggravated burglary. This bill adds to the above list conspiracy, criminal attempt, and solicitation, if such offense was to commit any of the offenses listed above. MAY USE CREDITS TO REDUCE BY UP TO 15% Present law provides that there is no release eligibility for a person committing an offense, on or after July 1, 2022, that is listed below. The person must serve 100% of the sentence imposed by the court undiminished by any sentence reduction credits. However, credits earned for satisfactory program performance may be used to reduce by up to 15% the percentage of the sentence imposed by the court that the person must serve before becoming eligible for release on parole but does not alter the sentence expiration date. Program performance credits may also be used for the purpose of increased privileges, reduced security classification, or any purpose other than the reduct
