
SB 34 - Repealing Criminal Justice Reform (Probation and Parole)
SB 33 would repeal release and parole incentives for those demonstrating good behavior.
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SB 33 would repeal release and parole incentives for those demonstrating good behavior.
SB 35 repeals criminal justice reform policies relating to sex based offenses.
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