revise and repeal provisions allowing probation for contempt of a custody or visitation decree.

HB 1012 revises South Dakota law by removing the option to place individuals on probation for contempt of custody or visitation court orders. The bill repeals sections 25-4A-6 and 25-4A-7, which previously allowed courts to impose probation (up to five years) for violations of custody or visitation decrees. This change means parents who violate these court orders can no longer be given probation; instead, the court must handle contempt through other legal means. The bill directly affects parents who fail to comply with court-ordered custody or visitation schedules.