An Act relative to medical parole
HD 916 (An Act relative to medical parole) modifies Massachusetts' medical parole process. It limits incarcerated individuals with serious health conditions to one medical parole petition per year, unless their health condition changes significantly. If a petition is based on a significant health change, officials may deny reconsideration if they determine the change isn't substantial enough. This bill directly affects incarcerated people seeking medical parole and clarifies the timing for victim notification when petitions are denied.
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