Raised S.B. No. 503
Session Year 2026
 

AN ACT CONCERNING SENTENCING OF AND PAROLE ELIGIBILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS WHOSE OFFENSE WAS COMMITTED WHEN SUCH INDIVIDUAL WAS UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-SIX YEARS.

To expand provisions concerning the sentencing of a child who committed a class A or B felony and parole of persons who committed a crime under the age of twenty-one years, to those persons who were under twenty-six years of age when they committed such crimes.

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Judiciary Committee
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Bill History

 Date Action Taken
 4/27/2026Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, Senate
 4/27/2026No New File by Committee on Appropriations
 4/27/2026(LCO)Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office
 4/24/2026(LCO)Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office
 4/24/2026(APP)Joint Favorable
 4/22/2026Immediate Transmittal
 4/22/2026Referred by Senate to Committee on Appropriations
 4/13/2026(LCO)File Number 593
 4/13/2026Senate Calendar Number 386
 4/13/2026Favorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, Senate
 4/13/2026(LCO)Reported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office
 4/6/2026(LCO)Referred to Office of Legislative Research and Office of Fiscal Analysis 04/13/26 12:00 PM
 3/25/2026(LCO)Filed with Legislative Commissioners' Office
 3/24/2026(JUD)Joint Favorable
 3/13/2026Public Hearing 03/18
 3/12/2026Referred to Joint Committee on Judiciary

Co-sponsors of SB-503

Rep. Kadeem Roberts, 137th Dist.
Rep. Christopher Rosario, 128th Dist.
Rep. Anthony L. Nolan, 39th Dist.
Rep. Steven Winter, 94th Dist.
Rep. Fred Gee, 126th Dist.
Rep. Anne M. Hughes, 135th Dist.
Rep. Maryam Khan, 5th Dist.
Rep. Eilish Collins Main, 146th Dist.
Rep. Jonathan Jacobson, 148th Dist.
Rep. Renee LaMark Muir, 36th Dist.
Rep. Laurie Sweet, 91st Dist.
Rep. Josh Elliott, 88th Dist.
Rep. Nick Gauthier, 38th Dist.
Rep. Daniel Gaiewski, 40th Dist.
Sen. Julie Kushner, 24th Dist.
Rep. Hubert D. Delany, 144th Dist.
Rep. Kate Farrar, 20th Dist.
Rep. Jennifer Leeper, 132nd Dist.
Rep. Kevin Brown, 56th Dist.
Rep. Travis Simms, 140th Dist.
Rep. Patricia A. Dillon, 92nd Dist.
Sen. Gary A. Winfield, 10th Dist.
Rep. Antonio Felipe, 130th Dist.
Sen. Martha Marx, 20th Dist.
Sen. Bob Duff, 25th Dist.
Rep. Mary Welander, 114th Dist.
Rep. Eleni Kavros DeGraw, 17th Dist.
Rep. Nicholas Menapace, 37th Dist.
Rep. Aimee Berger-Girvalo, 111th Dist.
Rep. Sarah Keitt, 134th Dist.
Rep. Emmanuel Sanchez, 24th Dist.
Rep. Jillian Gilchrest, 18th Dist.
Rep. Patrick Biggins, 11th Dist.
Rep. Mary Fortier, 79th Dist.
Rep. Iris N Sanchez, 25th Dist.
Rep. James Sanchez, 6th Dist.
Rep. Marcus Brown, 127th Dist.

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