Committee hears victims urging mandatory supervision for stalking convictions
House Bill 25-10 would require Department of Corrections supervision for people convicted of stalking and sentenced to community custody; victims and advocates described violent, sustained stalking that went unmonitored and urged the change, while the Department of Corrections said supervision reduces risk but noted fiscal impact.
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Lena Langer briefed the committee on House Bill 25-10, which would require DOC supervision for persons convicted of stalking and sentenced to community custody. Current rules require DOC supervision in specified circumstances but not universally for stalking convictions; the bill would close that gap.
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