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Committee advances bill to bar early termination of probation in dangerous‑crime‑against‑children cases after emotional testimony

Legislative committee (name not specified in transcript) · March 18, 2026
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Summary

Sen. Shipp and victim representatives urged removing the possibility of early probation termination for those convicted of dangerous crimes against children; opponents warned the change could sweep in low‑intent or accidental online offenses. The committee returned SB 10 92 with a due‑pass recommendation.

Senate Bill 10 92 would prohibit courts from terminating or shortening probation earlier than originally imposed for people convicted of designated dangerous crimes against children. Sponsor Senator Shipp framed the bill around victims’ long‑term trauma, saying, "This trauma for that child never goes away," and argued lifetime probation is necessary to protect children and support victims’ rights.

Numerous witnesses opposed the…

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