House Bill No. 2376 amends existing criminal procedure laws regarding early evaluation hearings for individuals with suspended or split sentences exceeding five years. The bill allows these individuals to request an early evaluation hearing after five years to determine if their sentence length should be modified, provided they meet certain criteria, such as completing probation requirements and having no criminal violations. Additionally, it introduces a provision that allows individuals to request an early evaluation hearing one year earlier if they have achieved educational or employment milestones during their probation.

The bill also mandates that the District Attorneys Council provide an annual report detailing early termination applications and any objections or responses related to these applications. This report is to be submitted to key legislative leaders and the Governor by November 30 of every odd year, starting in 2025. The effective date for this act is set for November 1, 2025.