Assessing Inmate Classification (AB 1759): requires the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to assess the current security classification system
Hepatitis C Treatment Access (AB 1843): removes prior authorization requirements for Hepatitis C treatment among commercial insurance plans in California
End Endless Probation for Foster Youth (AB 1886): restores equity and accountability with clear, evidence-based standards for foster youth facing probation
R.I.S.E.S Act 2.0 (AB 1932): expands support of culturally informed, community-based responses to emergencies
Gender Justice Act (AB 2014): requires judges to take a closer look before allowing evidence or arguments in trials that rely on gender stereotypes. This includes evidence about a defendant’s sexual history, orientation, partners, reproductive choices, or romantic relationships
Adaptive Reuse (AB 2079): expands flexibility to transform vacant office space into new development projects
Peer Partner Background Checks (AB 2126): exempts foster youth who have committed certain offenses before age 21 from disqualification from community-care licensed facilities
T.H.R.I.V.E Act (AB 2247): establishes funding for mental health resources accessible to victims and witnesses of gun violence age 25 years and younger
Ensuring Accountability After Tragedies (AB 2318): requires law enforcement officers to document when emergency medical care is denied or delayed
Commercial tax credit (AB 2403): incentivizes creation of TV commercials in California with a new tax credit
Pathways to Employment for Incarcerated Firefighters (AB 2483): establishes a pathway to employment for formerly incarcerated individuals who served as California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) hand crew members and as firefighters
Behavioral Health Affordability Act (AB 2593): prohibits CDCR from interfering with or refusing to implement prescribed health care for prisoners
