Would change California’s Elderly Parole Program by raising the eligibility age from 50 to 65, meaning inmates would have to be older before they can be considered for parole after serving at least 20 years. The parole board would still review factors like age, time served, and health to determine if the person is a risk to public safety.
Would change California’s Elderly Parole Program by raising the eligibility age from 50 to 65, meaning inmates would have to be older before they can be considered for parole after serving at least 20 years. The parole board would still review factors like age, time served, and health to determine if the person is a risk to public safety.