HB 17-1075

House Bill 17-1075, now signed into law, clarifies when a probation officer can arrest someone who has been given a deferred sentence. A deferred sentence means the person hasn't officially been convicted yet but is on probation. The bill also updates rules for arresting people who are already on probation. This affects individuals on probation and those with deferred sentences. Since it's signed, the law is now in effect and must be followed by probation officers and courts.

Official Summary

The bill sets forth the conditions under which a probation officer may arrest a defendant who has been granted a deferred judgment and sentence. The bill also makes corresponding amendments to the conditions under which a probation officer may arrest a probationer. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

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