Subcommittee backs substitute to set parole‑board scoring criteria, preserves board discretion The House Public Safety Subcommittee No. 2 reported a substitute for House Bill 10 30 that would codify a scoring framework to guide Parole Board reviews for eligible inmates while preserving the board’s discretion; supporters said the tool will help process a projected surge of aging parole‑eligible inmates.

A new bill aims to create a scoring framework for parole eligibility, ensuring fairness while addressing the surge of aging inmates—could this be the change we've been waiting for?

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