The Criminal Jurisprudence Committee focuses on matters related to criminal law and justice, engaging in discussions and evaluations of proposed legislation. Chaired by John Smithee, a Republican representative, the committee consists of diverse members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, aiming to address various facets of criminal jurisprudence. Key activities include reviewing bills impacting criminal procedures, rights of the accused, and law enforcement practices. The committee is committed to fostering a balanced approach to justice while considering the legal implications of new legislation.

The Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice is dedicated to addressing issues related to juvenile justice legislation and reform. Chaired by David Cook (Republican, House District 96), with Vice Chair Jolanda Jones (Democrat, House District 147) and members AJ Louderback, Wes Virdell, and Gene Wu, the subcommittee is focused on developing policies that ensure the fair treatment and rehabilitation of youth involved in the justice system. The committee emphasizes collaboration among lawmakers to find effective solutions that enhance the welfare of juveniles while balancing public safety concerns.

The Delivery of Government Efficiency Committee is dedicated to identifying opportunities for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of government operations. Composed of a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, the committee actively engages in discussions and investigations aimed at improving service delivery to constituents. The current membership includes Chair Giovanni Capriglione and Vice Chair Salman Bhojani, along with eleven additional members representing various districts. While specific bills and meeting agendas have yet to be documented, the committee's goal centers on fostering collaborative dialogue and innovative ideas for reforming government processes.