Specifies that offenders do not have to pay intervention fees for the first sixty days of probation, parole, or conditional release

HB 1439 exempts offenders on probation, parole, or conditional release from paying intervention fees for the first 60 days of their supervision. This directly affects individuals under community supervision, preventing fees from accruing during their initial transition period. The bill specifies that fees (capped at $60 monthly after the 60-day period) may still be charged and collected for community corrections services like substance abuse treatment or electronic monitoring. It modifies existing fee collection rules by mandating a temporary waiver period, without altering sentencing or parole eligibility criteria.