To modify the parole eligibility for a person serving a sentence for first degree murder

HB 2359 would modify parole eligibility requirements for individuals convicted of first degree murder in West Virginia. The bill amends current law to specifically adjust the conditions under which these inmates may become parole-eligible, directly affecting those serving sentences for first degree murder in state correctional facilities. It does not detail the exact change but aims to alter the parole process for this offense category. The bill focuses on concrete policy adjustments without specifying whether eligibility periods would increase or decrease.