Transfers probation employees from Judiciary to State Parole Board.

This bill transfers 200 probation officers from the Judiciary to the State Parole Board's Bureau of Probation. It grants these officers law enforcement powers, including the ability to carry firearms and enforce warrants against probationers who violate conditions (currently 15,000 such warrants exist). The transfer preserves existing contracts, benefits, and retirement status for affected employees, while shifting administrative oversight from courts to the Parole Board. The change aims to improve public safety by enabling probation officers to directly address warrant violations, following a prior unconstitutional attempt to grant similar authority in 2001.