revise presumptive probation.

Requires courts to sentence eligible Class 5 and 6 felony offenders to probation unless aggravating circumstances pose a significant public risk.

Mandates that offenders under Department of Corrections supervision receive fully suspended state incarceration sentences unless a departure from probation is warranted.

Requires judges to state aggravating circumstances on the record and in the dispositional order if they deny presumptive probation.

Adds a provision stating that the law cannot be used to establish constitutionally protected liberty, property, or due process interests.

Includes a specific list of felony exceptions where presumptive probation does not apply, including various violent and property crimes.

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