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CA AB449

Bill

Status

Passed

10/8/2023

Primary Sponsor

Philip Ting

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Origin

State Assembly

2023-2024 Session

AI Summary

  • State and local law enforcement agencies must adopt a hate crimes policy by July 1, 2024, including definitions, model policy framework content, bias motivation information, reporting protocols, and a schedule of hate crime training.

  • The Attorney General must review submitted hate crime policies and brochures for legal compliance and instruct noncompliant agencies to submit compliant documents, with staggered submission deadlines from January 1, 2025, through January 1, 2028, based on county location.

  • The Department of Justice must update its OpenJustice Web portal by July 1 each year with information about agencies that submitted compliant policies and provide analysis to the Legislature.

  • The Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training must consult with subject-matter experts when updating hate crime guidelines and training, and these guidelines are declared not to be regulations under the Administrative Procedure Act.

  • Law enforcement agencies must provide monthly posting of required hate crime information to their internet websites and include specific training schedules in their policies.

Legislative Description

Hate crimes: law enforcement policies.

Last Action

Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 524, Statutes of 2023.

10/8/2023

Committee Referrals

Appropriations6/28/2023
Public Safety6/7/2023
Rules5/26/2023
Appropriations3/14/2023
Public Safety2/17/2023

Full Bill Text

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