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AB-503: End Endless Probation

Posted by: YWFC
January 9, 2022

Asm. Stone

#EndEndlessProbation

AB-503 would limit the time young people spend under probation supervision to six months unless the court determines after a hearing that it is in the best interest of the young person to extend probation. The bill would also require that probation conditions are tailored to individuals’ specific needs with greater resources invested in tailoring probation conditions to individualized case planning. AB-503 would also create a layer of accountability within the juvenile delinquency system that elevates youth well-being, addresses racial inequities, and is supported by data and research.

Learn more: fact sheet , “End Endless Probation” report

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Asm. Carillo #VISIONAct #StopICETransfers AB-937 would protect community members who have already been deemed eligible

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