California’s parole system for youth offenders is failing to provide meaningful opportunities for rehabilitation, with a 62% denial rate and deep racial disparities, and must be replaced with a trauma-informed, community-anchored system that measures outcomes that matter.
Senate Bill 672, which aims to provide parole eligibility for individuals sentenced to life without parole for offenses committed between the ages of 18 and 25, will be paused until January 2026 to allow for further education and outreach, and will resume in the Assembly in 2026.
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