AR SB1095

Creates a holistic and seamless reentry approach for persons in the custody of the Department of Correction

Directs the Department of Community Correction to convene joint sessions with the Department of Correction, Arkansas Economic Development Commission, Department of Education, Department of Higher Education, Department of Career Education, Department of Workforce Services, Department of Human Services, Department of Finance and Administration, the Parole Board, Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Arkansas Public Defender Commission, criminal defense attorneys, and other state, county, or local agencies

Requires the Department of Community Correction to engage private sector groups including chambers of commerce, labor unions, faith-based organizations, foundations, literacy groups, and other reentry advocates

Mandates the Department of Community Correction submit recommendations for creating a Restorative Justice Reentry System to the Interim House Committee on Judiciary and Senate Committee on Judiciary by October 15, 2014