for the modification or revocation of an order of probation
unless a prohibition on the possession or use of the prescribed
medication is a condition of the defendant's probation.
(f) Mandatory probation review conference.--
(1) A defendant shall be eligible for an initial
probation review conference as follows:
(i) Subject to subparagraph (ii), after the
defendant has completed three years of probation
following a misdemeanor conviction or five years of
probation following a felony conviction.
(ii) Any of the following:
(A) If the sentence imposed arises out of
convictions for multiple offenses but does not
include a conviction of a felony offense, after the
defendant has completed three years of probation.
(B) If the sentence imposed arises out of
convictions for multiple offenses and includes at
least one felony conviction, after the defendant has
completed five years of probation.
(2) Unless waived under subsection (d), the court shall
hold a probation review conference no later than 60 days from
the date the defendant is eligible.
(3) A defendant shall be eligible for an initial
probation review conference six months prior to the date that
the defendant would otherwise be eligible under paragraph (1)
if the defendant successfully satisfies any of the following
conditions while serving the term of probation:
(i) Earns a high school diploma or certificate of
high school equivalency.
(ii) Earns an associate degree from an accredited
university, college, seminary college, community college
or two-year college.
(iii) Earns a bachelor's degree from an accredited
university, college or seminary college.
(iv) Earns a master's or other graduate degree from
an accredited university, college or seminary college.
(v) Obtains a vocational or occupational license,
certificate, registration or permit.
(vi) Completes a certified vocational, certified
technical or certified career education or training
program.
(vii) Any other condition approved by the court at
the time of sentencing that substantially assists the
defendant in leading a law-abiding life or furthers the
rehabilitative needs of the defendant.
(4) A defendant serving probation following a felony
conviction shall be eligible for an initial probation review
conference up to a total of 12 months prior to the date that
the defendant would otherwise be eligible under paragraphs
(1) if the defendant satisfies two or more of the conditions
under paragraph (3).
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