House Bill No. 2376 amends existing criminal procedure laws regarding early evaluation hearings for individuals with suspended or split sentences. The bill allows any person who has received a suspended sentence exceeding five years, or a split sentence with a suspended portion exceeding five years, to request an early evaluation hearing after serving five years. The court may modify the length of the sentence if certain conditions are met, including completion of probation requirements, absence of criminal violations, and lack of pending revocation hearings. Additionally, individuals may 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 received, with the first report due by November 30, 2025. Notably, the language has been updated to clarify the responsibilities of the District Attorneys Council and to specify the timeline for reporting. The bill aims to streamline the process for individuals seeking sentence modifications while ensuring that the necessary checks and balances are in place.