CA SB1391

Repeals the district attorney's authority to transfer minors aged 14-15 from juvenile court to criminal court for serious offenses, unless the individual was not apprehended before juvenile court jurisdiction ended.

Retains the district attorney's ability to transfer minors aged 16 and older to criminal court for any felony, or any offense listed in subdivision (b) regardless of age.

Requires juvenile courts considering transfer to evaluate five criteria: criminal sophistication, potential for rehabilitation, previous delinquent history, success of previous rehabilitation attempts, and circumstances and gravity of the alleged offense.

Mandates that if the Commission on State Mandates determines this creates state costs, reimbursement shall be made pursuant to Government Code Part 7.

Declares the act consistent with and furthering the intent of Proposition 57 (the Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act of 2016).