US SB3731

Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies must collect and report data on misconduct-related judgments and settlements to the Attorney General, including officer and civilian demographics, allegation type, year of incident, personnel actions taken, and payment amounts

Required data for each settlement/judgment includes funding source (appropriations, Judgment Fund, insurance, bonds, risk management funds), total costs paid, and any injunctive or declaratory relief awarded

Attorney General must identify and publish a list of all federal law enforcement agencies within 90 days of enactment, with annual updates on the DOJ website

States and local governments receiving Byrne JAG grant funding face up to 10% reduction in both Byrne JAG and "Cops on the Beat" program funds for failure to comply with reporting requirements

GAO must conduct a study after 2 years of data collection analyzing leading causes of misconduct settlements, agency spending patterns by state, and recommendations for reducing misconduct; Attorney General must create a public searchable database of all reported data within 1 year