S 1661
An Act relative to successful transition and re-entry to tomorrow for incarcerated persons
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Bill overview
This bill, S.1661, aims to improve the process of transitioning individuals back into society after incarceration in Massachusetts. It focuses on providing support and resources to help formerly incarcerated people successfully re-enter the workforce, secure housing, and access essential services. The legislation seeks to address systemic barriers that often hinder successful re-entry and promote positive outcomes for returning citizens. It builds upon previous efforts to reform the state’s approach to incarceration and rehabilitation.
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Primary sponsor
Sal N. DiDomenico
Cosponsors
James B. Eldridge
Michael J. Barrett
Sal N. DiDomenico
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