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Commission backs parole concept but urges changes to implementation schedule
Summary
The commission took an 'other' position on bill 60 74 — supporting reinstituting parole in principle but urging a rolling implementation to avoid delays and equity problems; concerns included effective date (July 2027), petition barriers, and fiscal impacts on ISRB/DOC.
The Sensing Guideline Commission voted to take an 'other' position on bill 60 74 on Jan. 30, supporting the concept of reinstituted parole while raising concerns about the bill's implementation schedule and potential inequities.
Staff described the bill as allowing incarcerated individuals for offenses committed on or after 07/01/1927 to petition the Indeterminate Sentencing Review Board (ISRB) for parole after serving no less…
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