Chapter 706

§706-600 How courts decide criminal sentences

§706-600.5 Definitions for this chapter

§706-600.6 When prisoners can be let out early

§706-601 When the court must get a pre-sentence report

§706-602 Pre-sentence report and victim notice requirements

§706-603 DNA testing fee for convicted felons and how the money is used

§706-604 Your right to speak before the judge decides your sentence

§706-605 What sentences a court can give a convicted person

§706-605.1 Alternative programs instead of jail for some defendants

§706-605.6 Banning attackers from sports events after hurting officials

§706-606 What the judge must think about before sentencing

§706-606.2 Extra costs and work for arson fires

§706-606.3 Fast-track sentencing for family sexual assault cases

§706-606.4 When a crime happens in front of a child, judges must consider that

§706-606.5 Longer prison terms for people with prior felony convictions

§706-606.6 Longer prison terms for repeat violent and sexual offenders

§706-606.7 Special rules for sentencing adults for crimes they committed as minors

§706-607 Court can send someone to treatment instead of jail

§706-608 Punishments for companies and groups that break the law

§706-609 No harsher sentence after a conviction is overturned

§706-610 How felonies are grouped into classes

§706-620 When a judge can give probation instead of prison

§706-621 What the court must weigh before choosing probation

§706-622 Probation required when no prison time for felony

§706-622.5 Drug offender sentencing and clearing criminal records

§706-622.8 Clearing a drug conviction for people sentenced before 2004

§706-622.9 First-time property offenders can get probation and clear their record

§706-623 How long probation lasts and when it can end early

§706-624 Rules you must follow while on probation

§706-624.5 Telling victims when a violent offender gets probation

§706-625 Changing or ending probation conditions

§706-626 When police can arrest someone on probation

§706-627 When probation time stops during a revocation hearing

§706-629 How courts combine probation and prison for multiple crimes

§706-630 When probation ends, your court-ordered duties are done

§706-631 Probation counts as a final judgment for most purposes

§706-640 Maximum fines for different crime classes and special theft fines

§706-641 Rules for when courts can order fines

§706-642 How and when to pay a court-ordered fine

§706-643 How court fines are paid and where the money goes

§706-644 What happens if you don't pay court-ordered fees, fines, or restitution

§706-645 Asking the court to cancel a fine or restitution

§706-646 When courts order criminals to pay back victims

§706-647 How to enforce a court order for restitution

§706-648 Probation supervision fee you must pay

§706-650 Drug offense fines and the special fund they support

§706-650.5 Fee for human trafficking crimes and victim services fund

§706-651 Order in which a defendant's payments are applied

§706-656 Sentences for murder and attempted murder convictions

§706-657 When a longer sentence is allowed for second degree murder

§706-659 Mandatory 20-year prison term for class A felonies

§706-660 Sentencing for Class B and C Felonies

§706-660.1 Extra prison time for using a gun in a felony

§706-660.2 Mandatory prison time for crimes against vulnerable people

§706-660.5 Extra prison time for using a ghost gun in a felony

§706-661 Longer prison sentences for certain serious crimes

§706-662 When a judge can give a longer prison sentence

§706-663 Maximum jail time for minor crimes

§706-664 How courts decide to give longer prison sentences

§706-665 Out-of-state convictions count as prior convictions

§706-666 How a prior conviction is defined and proven

§706-667 Special rules for young adults convicted of crimes

§706-668.5 How multiple prison sentences are served

§706-669 How the parole board sets your minimum prison time

§706-670 How parole hearings and parole terms work

§706-670.5 Getting notice when a prisoner is released

§706-671 Getting credit for time served before sentencing

§706-672 Where a person serves a prison sentence

§706-673 Getting notified if a violent prisoner escapes

§706-674 No life without parole for people under 21 at the crime