This bill amends existing laws regarding conditions for probation and parole supervision in Louisiana, specifically addressing extradition requirements. It introduces new provisions that require individuals on parole or probation to waive their right to contest extradition to Louisiana from any jurisdiction, both within and outside the United States. Additionally, if a parolee is returned from outside Louisiana, they must pay the Department of Public Safety and Corrections for the full cost of extradition, based on their ability to pay as determined by the parole committee.

Furthermore, the bill modifies the conditions of probation by allowing courts to impose specific requirements related to extradition. It mandates that defendants on probation may also be required to pay for extradition costs if warranted, with the possibility of establishing a payment plan based on their financial situation. These changes aim to enhance the enforcement of probation and parole conditions while ensuring that the financial responsibilities are aligned with the individual's capacity to pay.

Statutes affected:
HB169 Original: 15:2(A)(2)
HB169 Engrossed: 15:2(A)(2)
HB169 Enrolled: 15:2(A)(2)
HB169 Act 531: 15:2(A)(2)