California restricts parole for sex offenders after near-release of 2 convicted of molestation
California has implemented a new law requiring individuals convicted of serious sex offenses to serve at least 25 years in prison. Parole eligibility for these offenders is now restricted until they reach age 65, up from the previous age of 50.
People convicted of serious sex offenses must serve at least 25 years in prison and cannot receive parole until age 65 under a new California. Previously, some could earn parole at 50.
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