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Big month for criminal justice reform in California! The legislature passed a flurry of bills last week: banning private prisons & immigration facilities, reforming expungement process, curbing fines & fees, removing an automatic enhancement, & more: https://www.appealpolitics.org/2019/california-legislature-adopts-a-flurry-of-criminal-justice-reforms/ …
One of the bills would automate expungement, which would be a big deal.
But it only applies post-2021. Jay Jordan of @safeandjust told me about that: bill “can be built upon through future budget allocations to make it retroactive."pic.twitter.com/apHiiaLHjQ
AB 32 would ban private prisons & private immigration facilities, cutting ICE's detention capacity.
Grisel Ruiz, of @the_ILRC, frames AB 32 as a step toward ending ICE detentions in California. "Due process can't coexist with detention," she told me: https://www.appealpolitics.org/2019/california-legislature-adopts-a-flurry-of-criminal-justice-reforms/ …
finally: if you follow me you know that the California Senate could have voted to restrict felony disenfranchisement last week, but measure stalled. It carries over, so Senate can do it next year; head of @InitiateJustice, which is pushing the measure, told me she was optimistic.
This is probably another reason (aside from the law requiring disclosure of tax records to get on the CA ballot and the car emissions fight Trump lost) little Donnie is so very angry at California.https://twitter.com/Taniel/status/1174717705791737856 …
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