Committee approves technical changes to interstate offender-transfer process and modest fee increase
The committee unanimously passed HB 134 to update interstate compact language on probation/parole transfers, clarify supervision requirements, and raise the administrative fee for an interstate transfer from $50 to $90 to better cover database and extradition costs.
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The House Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice Committee unanimously recommended HB 134, which updates technical provisions for interstate offender transfers and modestly raises the administrative fee charged when a person on probation or parole seeks to transfer out of state.
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