Bill > HB667

This bill, known as the Reagan Tokes and Patrick Heringer Act, enacts new provisions and modifies existing laws related to criminal justice. Key provisions include requiring certain warrants to be entered into LEADS (Law Enforcement Automated Data System), a statewide database for law enforcement information, and mandating GPS (Global Positioning System) monitoring for offenders released from prison, which will include specific restrictions like inclusionary and exclusionary zones and curfews, and will allow law enforcement real-time access to offender location data and potential connections to recent criminal activity. The bill also modifies requirements for T-CAP (Targeted Community Alternatives to Prison) programs, which are local initiatives aimed at reducing prison populations by offering community-based sanctions for certain offenders, and adjusts penalties for post-release control violations.