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California lawmakers pushing to disqualify growing old violent intercourse offenders from early parole

Editorial Board Published March 30, 2025
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A California lawmaker has proposed laws, named after two Riverside County little one rape victims, that might disqualify convicted killers and violent intercourse offenders from a program that enables for the early launch of growing old prisoners who’ve served prolonged sentences.

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The proposed legislation would amend the state’s Aged Parole Program, which was established in 2014 through court docket order and amended in 2021. It affords parole hearings for these not less than 50 years outdated who’ve served 20 steady years of incarceration — even murderers and violent intercourse offenders.

“We are hopeful that the committee will support this bipartisan, common sense legislation that protects the public, supports victims, and ensures justice,” stated Jones, who launched his invoice on Feb. 6, in a press release Friday, March 28.

The invoice’s co-author, Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen, D-Elk Grove, launched her personal laws, Meeting Invoice 47, on Dec. 2 proposing to exclude intercourse offenders from the Aged Parole Program. It’s pending consideration earlier than the Meeting Public Security Committee.

“I introduced this bill with district attorneys from across the state because people convicted of rape, child molestation, or other violent crimes should never be eligible for early release just because they’ve turned 50. That’s not justice — it’s retraumatizing survivors,” Nguyen stated in a press release Friday.

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The Riverside County District Legal professional’s Workplace is co-sponsoring Nguyen’s invoice. District Legal professional Mike Hestrin stated in a press release that each Jones’ and Nguyen’s payments purpose “to protect vulnerable members of our community, particularly children, from the elevated risks associated with these offenders.”

Board of Parole Hearings officers insist the board employs an intensive consideration course of, together with an intensive analysis by a forensic psychologist, for prisoners qualifying for launch underneath the Aged Parole Program. Fewer than 1% of high-risk intercourse offenders are granted parole, they are saying.

SB 286 is Jones’ second try at passing laws that might disqualify intercourse offenders from the Aged Parole Program. In 2021 he launched SB 445, however Senate Democrats on the Public Security Committee rejected the invoice on a party-line vote, Jones stated.

Convicted little one rapist and kidnapper Charles William Combine, now 69, waits within the courtroom throughout his arraignment on the Corridor of Justice in Riverside, Calif., June 5, 2003. Combine kidnapped a 5-year-old Riverside woman in June 2023, raped her and took sexually specific photographs of her. He was sentenced to 350 years in jail in 2004, however now qualifies for early launch underneath the state’s Aged Parole Program. (The Press-Enterprise/Silvia Flores) 

Mary Bella’s Regulation is known as after the victims of two convicted little one rapists from Riverside and San Bernardino counties — Cody Woodson Klemp, 68, of Moreno Valley and Charles William Combine, 69, of Fontana. Each Klemp and Combine certified for early launch underneath this system however had been denied parole at their respective hearings.

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And Klemp’s sufferer and Claira Stansbury, the sister of Combine’s sufferer, wish to be sure it stays that manner. They’ve been working with Jones and Nguyen’s places of work to rally assist for the proposed laws.

“After surviving the unimaginable, these brave women were retraumatized by having to fight against the early release of their attackers. No victim should have to go through that,” Jones stated in his assertion. “Mary Bella’s Law ensures that rapists and child molesters serve their full sentences, no matter their age.”

Cody Woodson Klemp, 68, of Moreno Valley, was granted parole under the state's Elderly Parole Program in November 2023, but his parole was blocked by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The parole board denied him parole a year later upon further review. (Photo courtesy the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation)Cody Woodson Klemp, 68, of Moreno Valley, was granted parole underneath the state’s Aged Parole Program in November 2023, however his parole was blocked by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The parole board denied him parole a yr later upon additional evaluation. (Photograph courtesy the California Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation) 

Klemp’s sufferer, now 50, stated she and Stansbury have been working “boots to the ground” in selling Mary Bella’s Regulation on social media and handing out free T-shirts.

Stansbury stated in a phone interview that she helped join Jones and Nguyen by means of their places of work’ legislative administrators.

“By bringing together a Republican senator and a Democratic Assembly member, we show that this is not a partisan issue. It’s a shared concern that requires everyone to come together,” Stansbury stated.

 

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