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Missouri Senate Bill 882Ā establishes explicit minimum sentencing requirements tied to felony classifications statewide. The legislation requires individuals convicted of felonies to serve a defined percentage of their sentences before becoming eligible for parole. Additional provisions narrow the circumstances under which juvenile offenders can be certified as adultsā€”limiting eligibility to serious felonies, sex offenses, or cases in which a minor commits three felonies within a 180-day period.

Under the revised sentencing framework, the portion of a sentence that must be served prior to parole eligibility varies by felony class, ranging from 85% to 25%. Individuals convicted of Class . . .

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