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Overview
This bill requires the Judicial Council to conduct audits of superior court records to ensure compliance with deadlines for transmitting records about vehicle-related convictions to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Specifically, it mandates a review of deadlines for transmitting records related to violations like vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. The bill also amends existing law to require the Judicial Council to report on superior court compliance with these deadlines to the Legislature every three years, starting in 2028.
Key provisions
- Requires the Judicial Council to review DMV record transmission deadlines during audits of superior court records.
- Mandates a report to the Legislature every three years (starting 2028) on superior court compliance with deadlines for transmitting vehicle conviction records.
- Addresses deadlines for transmitting records related to specific vehicle violations, including vehicular manslaughter and DUI.
- Amends Government Code Section 77009 regarding court operations and fund management.
- Clarifies the use of funds within the Trial Court Operations Fund.
Who is affected
- Superior Courts
- Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
- Judicial Council
- Legislature
- Vehicle Conviction Defendants
Notable changes
- Establishes a reporting requirement for superior courts regarding DMV record transmission deadlines.
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