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Probation and Parole

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Adult offender supervision, adopt interstate compact for - HB 454
Blood testing, parolees and probationers, requirements and procedure for - HB 429
Court cost disbursements, priority for partial payments - HB 920: HCS
Crimes against persons 65 and older, no probation - SB 85
Discharge planning, release or parole, program to be given upon - HB 700
Domestic violence and rape, training programs concerning - HB 427; HB 427: HCS
Fines, costs, and fees in courts, omnibus revision - HB 920
GED, person released to pursue - HB 60
Home service business, criminal background check for employees - HB 962
Parole
  • Board, Executive Order 99-1329 - HB 182
  • Board, Frank DeRossett, Jr., confirmation of - SR 139
  • Board, Hurt, Billy G., confirmation of appointment to - SR 152
  • Board, James D. Provence, confirm appointment to - SR 141
  • Board, John M. Coy, confirmation of appointment - SR 138
  • Board, Lutitia F. Papailler, confirmation of appointment to - SR 142
  • Board, Theodore R. Kuster, confirmation of appointment to - SR 140
Part time parole board members, different political parties required - HB 88: HFA(1)
Possession of firearm by convicted felon - HB 210; HB 331: SFA (4)
Sex offender risk assessment, time when performed, modification of - HB 419
Supervised persons, responsibilities to - HB 475
Urban-county governments, probation officers within county's civil service - HB 833
Use of firearm during commission of a crime - HB 1028
Violent
  • offenders, increase in number of qualifying crimes - SB 399

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