An Act relative to clarity and consistency for the Justice Reinvestment Oversight Board
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to improve the clarity and consistency of the Justice Reinvestment Oversight Board’s operations and processes. It seeks to standardize reporting requirements and enhance the board’s ability to effectively evaluate and implement criminal justice reform strategies. The bill intends to streamline the board’s work and ensure greater transparency in its decision-making. Specifically, it focuses on updating the board’s guidelines and procedures.
Key provisions
- Standardizes reporting requirements for the Justice Reinvestment Oversight Board.
- Enhances the board’s ability to evaluate criminal justice reform strategies.
- Promotes greater transparency in the board’s decision-making processes.
- Updates the board’s guidelines and procedures.
- Requires the board to provide regular updates to the public on its activities.
- Addresses inconsistencies in the board’s current operational framework.
- Clarifies the board’s role in data analysis and strategic planning.
- Establishes a process for reviewing and updating the board’s policies.
Who is affected
- The Justice Reinvestment Oversight Board
- Criminal justice professionals
- State government agencies
- Members of the public interested in criminal justice reform
- Legislators
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Sponsors
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Michael S. Day
Cosponsors
David M. Rogers
Michael S. Day
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