-- Last revised 9/4/24 --

Meeting of the Committee on Revision of the Penal Code

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September 6, 2024 - 11:00 AM
Video Conferencing

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September 6, 2024 - 11:00 AM

1. Presentation from Professor Steven Raphael on blood-alcohol content (BAC) level research

2. Innocence, Wrongful Convictions, and Related Matters Overview and Panelist Materials

   Overview and Panelist Materials
   Memorandum 2024-09 (8/30/24)
        Download PDF file: Memo
   First Supplement to Memorandum 2024-09 (9/4/24)
         Download PDF file: Memo

3. Discussion Panel 1: Compensation for Innocence
   • Jon Eldan, Founder and Executive Director, and James Mink, Policy Lead, After Innocence

   • Obie Anthony, Founder and Executive Director, Exonerated Nation

4. Discussion Panel 2: Proving Innocence and Wrongful Convictions
   • Joseph Trigilio, Associate Clinical Professor and Executive Director, Loyola Project for the Innocent, Loyola Law School

   • Jasmin Harris, Director of Policy, The Innocence Center

   • Nisha Shah, Deputy Director of Litigation, Habeas Corpus Resource Center

   • Thomas Trainor, Deputy in Charge, Conviction Integrity Unit, Los Angeles County District Attorney

5. Conduct Credits for Indeterminately-Sentenced Incarcerated People

   Overview
   Memorandum 2024-13 (9/4/24)
        Download PDF file: Memo

6. Presentation by Jennifer Shaffer, Executive Officer, Board of Parole Hearings on Conduct Credits for Indeterminately-Sentenced Incarcerated People

7. Administrative Matters

   Report of the Chair and Legal Director

   Draft Minutes of July 2024 Meeting
   Memorandum 2024-10 (8/30/24)
        Download PDF file: Memo

8. Staff Update on Crime Statistics

   Violent Crime Data for Midyear 2024
   Memorandum 2024-11 (9/4/24)
        Download PDF file: Memo

9. New Business

   The Committee will consider matters presented earlier in the meeting.

10. Ongoing Business

    Updates on Ongoing Business
    Memorandum 2024-12 (8/30/24)
         Download PDF file: Memo

11. General Public Comment

    The public may address the Committee. The Chair may set reasonable limits on the time allowed for each person or group to speak.