Parole

Added a requirement for the Department of Corrections to provide information to the Commission on Offender Review within a reasonable amount of time, including current progress reports, psychological reports, disciplinary reports, and information regarding inmate participation in vocational training, substance abuse treatment, and educational programs.

Added a requirement for the Commission on Offender Review to review the information provided by the Department of Corrections when determining whether to modify an inmate's presumptive parole release date.

Modified the title of the bill from 'An act relating to objective parole guidelines' to 'An act relating to parole' to reflect the broader scope of the bill.

Changed the bill identifier from CS/HB 181 to CS/CS/HB 181 to reflect the amendment.

Changed the requirement for parole guidelines to require the commission to aggregate consecutive sentences when establishing presumptive parole release dates, reversing the previous instruction to not aggregate them.

Updated the requirement for statistical analysis to explicitly state that the commission must provide each analysis to the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House upon completion.

Clarified that objective parole guidelines must incorporate an inmate's use of vocation, education, and self-betterment programs while incarcerated, adding 'while he or she is incarcerated' for clarity.