Connecticut 2021 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05924 Compare Versions

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1414 REP. TURCO, 27th Dist.
1515 REP. MORRIN BELLO, 28th Dist.
1616 SEN. LESSER, 9th Dist.
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2121 AN ACT CONCERNING STATE AND COMMUNITY INITIATIVES TO
2222 REDUCE JUVENILE AUTO THEFTS AND BREAK -INS.
2323 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
2424 Assembly convened:
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2626 That the general statutes be amended to: (1) Create a community-1
2727 based restorative justice pilot program to strengthen accountability for 2
2828 juvenile offenders relating to auto thefts and break-ins, which shall 3
2929 include the implementation of a plan that includes the individual 4
3030 making a formal apology to victims, community service hours, and 5
3131 partially repairing the damage they caused by the crime; (2) establish a 6
3232 new crime for risk of injury of a minor with criminal penalties when an 7
3333 adult who is more than five years older than the minor facilitates a 8
3434 juvenile to perform auto thefts or break-ins; (3) create regional law 9
3535 enforcement task forces in partnership with state and local police 10
3636 departments to focus on reducing auto thefts and break-ins; (4) 11
3737 appropriate the sum of two million dollars from the General Fund to 12
3838 pay for overtime associated with the operation of the regional task 13
3939 forces and enhanced state police focus; (5) provide up to two million 14 Proposed Bill No. 5924
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4444 dollars in grants to assist local law enforcement in the operation of the 15
4545 regional task forces to address auto thefts and break-ins; (6) increase 16
4646 funding for the Court Support Services Division of the Judicial Branch 17
4747 for juvenile probation and juvenile residential centers; (7) increase 18
4848 funding for youth service bureaus to assist in the creation of additional 19
4949 restorative justice diversionary programs; (8) require the Juvenile Justice 20
5050 Policy and Oversight Committee to report back to the judiciary 21
5151 committee on improved treatment and increased accountability options; 22
5252 and (9) create a state-wide "lock your car" public service announcement 23
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5454 Statement of Purpose:
5555 To establish new state and community initiatives in partnership with
5656 municipalities to reduce the number of juvenile auto thefts and break-
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