Repeals provisions relating to the board of paroles in certain judicial circuits

HB 1503 repeals existing provisions governing parole boards in specific counties. It removes the requirement for these boards to be composed of circuit judges, including the rule that the judge handling criminal cases serves as chairman. The bill eliminates the current structure where parole boards must hold weekly meetings, maintain public records, and follow specific procedures for parole decisions. This change directly affects parole boards and the parole process in the designated judicial circuits. The bill focuses solely on repealing these structural provisions without establishing new requirements.