Legislation

This bill could criminalize various aspects of lawful assembly and threaten punishment of innocent protesters.

Automatic revocation leads to incarceration without the due process of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that someone committed a new crime.

Under this bill, minors may not be prosecuted or adjudicated delinquent for “committing an act of prostitution.”

This bill would require approval from the court any time a prosecutor wants to dismiss or amend a criminal charge for a series of offenses.

This bill would further protect police officers who have killed someone.

This bill would overrule judicial discretion in determining the risk to public safety that offenders present based on the individual facts of the case.

This bill would require cell phone companies to disclose cell phone location to law enforcement under certain circumstances, opening the door to police abuse of emergency requests.

This bill would prohibit a court from sentencing a youthful offender to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or release to extended supervision.

Excessive fees for open records including police body camera footage could deter requests and weaken transparency.