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UPDATE: A4372 Released, Referred to Appropriations Committee
UPDATE: The Law & Public Safety Committee voted unanimously to release A4372 today, despite acknowledging the need for amendments/clarifications to the bill’s language. The bill would allow inmates sentenced to 30 years or more, who were juveniles tried as adults and have served at least 20 years of their sentence, to seek early release. There […]
A4372 to be heard TODAY in Asm. Law & Public Safety Committee
I apologize for the short notice, but this just came to my attention. A4372 is being heard in the Assembly Law & Public Safety Committee TODAY at 3pm. This bill would allow inmates sentenced to 30 years or more, who were juveniles tried as adults and have served at least 20 years of their sentence, […]
Proposed Alyssa’s Law Regulations Open for Comment
ALYSSA’S LAW UPDATE: The proposed regulations/requirements for school districts to be in compliance with Alyssa’s Law have been posted by the NJ Schools Development Authority. You can read them at this link: https://www.njsba.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Proposed-Regulations-for-Compliance-with-Alyssas-Law.pdf The deadline to submit comments on the proposal is February 14th–which happens to be the anniversary of the shooting at MSD […]