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HB1826I-VIDEOCONFERENCING OF OFFENDERS
Summary of the Introduced Bill

HB 1826 -- Videoconferencing of Offenders

Sponsor:  Fitzwater

This bill allows the Board of Probation and Parole within the
Department of Corrections, or a hearing panel of the board, to
conduct a hearing with an offender by means of a videoconference
at its discretion.  Victims having a right to attend parole
hearings may testify at the site where the board is conducting
the videoconference or at the institution where the offender is
located.  The use of videoconferencing will not be utilized if
the offender or victim object to it.

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