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House approves sentencing‑transparency measure combining HB 2637 and HB 3155 after divided debate
Summary
A House committee substitute combining measures on sentencing clarity passed after debate about whether it increases mandatory minimums; supporters said it provides victims and communities clearer information about parole eligibility and time served.
The House adopted a committee substitute for measures affecting sentencing transparency (House Bills 2637 and 3155) and passed the combined measure on Feb. 18 by a recorded vote of 102 yeas, 45 nays, and 2 present.
The Gentleman from Webster, sponsor of the committee substitute, said the bill creates clarity for judges, victims and…
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