How does the Senate bill 1437 apply to first degree burglary or does it apply?
Senate bill 1437, applies to charges regarding felony murder. It does not apply to burglary.
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Senate bill 1437, applies to charges regarding felony murder. It does not apply to burglary.
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Yes they can impose such conditions.
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