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HI HR143
HI HR143Urging The Judiciary To Partner With Supporting Agencies And Request Grant Funds Under The Victims Of Crime Act To Establish And Support A Restorative Justice Program In Each County To Allow Victims And Offenders An Opportunity To Participate In Restorative Justice.
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Introduced
03/11/2022
03/11/2022
In Committee
04/07/2022
04/07/2022
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
04/07/2022
04/07/2022
Introduced Session
2021 Regular Session
Bill Summary
RESOLUTION URging the judiciary to partner with supporting agencies and request grant funds under the victims of crime act to establish and support a restorative justice program in each county to allow victims and offenders an opportunity to participate in Restorative Justice. .
AI Summary
This Resolution urges the Judiciary, which refers to the court system, to collaborate with other agencies and seek funding from the Victims of Crime Act, a federal program that provides resources for victims of crime, to create and maintain restorative justice programs in every county. These programs aim to give victims and offenders a chance to participate in restorative justice, a process that focuses on repairing harm caused by crime by bringing together those affected in a safe, facilitated environment to find solutions and promote healing. The resolution highlights the proven benefits of restorative justice, such as reducing crime and recidivism, lowering costs, and increasing victim satisfaction, and acknowledges successful pilot programs in Hawaii.
Committee Categories
Budget and Finance, Justice
Sponsors (12)
Patrick Branco (D)*,
Sonny Ganaden (D)*,
Cedric Gates (D)*,
Jeanné Kapela (D)*,
Dale Kobayashi (D)*,
Matthew LoPresti (D)*,
Lisa Marten (D)*,
Angus McKelvey (D)*,
Nadine Nakamura (D)*,
Amy Perruso (D)*,
Adrian Tam (D)*,
Christine Wildberger (D)*,
Last Action
Resolution adopted in final form. (on 04/07/2022)
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