Read Draft Persistent Felony statute HERE This Draft Persistent Felony statute, only permits enhance punishment for new criminal acts, committed by a defendant, regardless of criminal history including violent acts, committed by a Defendant who is currently on probation, parole, conditional release, conditional discharge, furlough, appeal bond, other legal release, an escapee, or in custody. A defendant who has completed their sentence or had an early termination of probation would not be subject to enhancement.Do you believe that this Draft Persistent Felony statute, which aims to enhance punishment for new crimes committed only by Defendants who have committed one or more felonies while on probation, parole, conditional release, conditional discharge, furlough, appeal bond, other legal release, an escapee, or in custody, or who have escaped fits your definition of who is a persistent felony offender is? Please answer Yes or No.