NC S222

Requires the North Carolina Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission to incorporate employment data from the Employment Security Commission's Common Follow-up System into its biennial correctional program evaluations.

Directs the North Carolina Department of Correction to use Common Follow-up System data when evaluating the effectiveness of its programs.

Mandates the Sentencing and Policy Advisory Commission to report to the General Assembly by the 2012 Regular Session on best methods for courts to notify defendants entering guilty pleas about collateral consequences of conviction.

Requires the Commission to report on circumstances under which courts may waive collateral consequences resulting from conviction at the court's discretion.