People facing jail for covered probation rule violations in Pennsylvania would have sentencing limits based on hearings where violations are found.
For covered probation rule violations, jail would be capped at 14 days at the first hearing finding violations and 30 at the second. At later hearings, courts could choose any sentence available at initial sentencing.
Courts would base sentencing limits on hearings where one or more covered probation rule violations are found. The provisions cover people facing jail for the specified probation rule violations in Pennsylvania. These limits apply when a court ends probation and orders jail for technical violations—violations of probation rules—covered by paragraph (1)(ii) or (iii). The court must consider whether the person is employed. These provisions would take effect 60 days after enactment.
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