Modifies provisions relating to earned discharge from probation

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This bill changes the rules for ending probation early in Missouri. It allows the probation and parole division to recommend an "earned discharge" for some people who have been on probation for at least two years and followed all rules, but not for those who owe restitution, committed serious felonies, or are under lifetime supervision. The bill also outlines a process for courts to decide on these discharges, including holding a hearing if requested by a prosecutor, and details options for handling probation violations, such as a 120-day treatment program for certain offenses.

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