US SB234

Requires district attorneys and prosecutors serving jurisdictions of 360,000+ residents that receive federal Byrne-JAG grants to submit annual reports to the Attorney General on prosecution decisions for covered offenses

Covered offenses include murder, manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, arson, and illegal firearm use or possession

Reports must detail total cases referred for prosecution, cases declined or diverted, plea agreements with repeat offenders, and offenses not prosecuted due to internal office policies

Attorney General must give funding priority to local governments whose prosecutors comply with reporting requirements and publish all submitted data on a public website

Prohibits Byrne-JAG grant distribution to any state or local government with policies that eliminate cash bail for defendants charged with illegal firearm use or possession