Appropriations Committee advances bill clarifying CDCR credit rules for indeterminate sentences
The California State Assembly Appropriations Committee on April 23 advanced AB 622, which clarifies that CDCR may issue credits that advance minimum eligible parole dates for people serving indeterminate sentences.
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The California State Assembly Appropriations Committee on April 23 advanced AB 622, which clarifies that the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) may issue credits that advance the minimum eligible parole dates of people serving indeterminate sentences.
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