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Committee on Revision of the Penal Code

-- Last revised 09/26/2025 --

Meeting of the Committee on Revision of the Penal Code

Email Notification of Meeting Materials | Prior Meeting Agendas


October 2, 2025 — 10:30 AM
Video Conferencing


October 2, 2025 — 10:30 AM

Additional panelists and presenters, if any, will be added to the agenda as they are confirmed. All times indicated and the order of business are approximate and subject to change.
  1. Victims' Rights and Serious and Violent Felonies and Related Matters

    Memorandum 2025-12 (2025-09-26)
         Download PDF file: Memo

  2. Presentation from California Policy Lab on data on serious and violent offenses

  3. Presentation from District Attorney Dan Dow, San Luis Obispo County

  4. Presentation from Tinisch Hollins, Executive Director, Californians for Safety and Justice

  5. Discussion Panel: Perspectives on Victims Needs

    • Gay Hardwick, Co-Founder of Phyllis's Garden

    • Holly Fleming, Program Coordinator, Children's Advocacy Centers of California

    • Allison Kephart, Chief Operating Officer, WEAVE

    • Jess Nichol and Annie Nichol, Survivor Advocates, Partnered with Crime Survivors Speak

  6. Administrative Matters

    Report of the Chair and Legal Director

    Draft Minutes of July 2025 Meeting
    Memorandum 2025-13 (2025-09-26)
         Download PDF file: Memo

  7. Staff Update on Crime Statistics

    California Violent Crime Data for Q2 2025
    Memorandum 2025-14 (2025-09-26)
         Download PDF file: Memo

  8. New Business

    The Committee will consider matters presented earlier in the meeting.

  9. Ongoing Business

    Updates on Staff Research and Preliminary Proposals: Gender Bias, 170.6 Disqualifications, and the Racial Justice Act, and Other Matters Discussed at the April, May, and July 2025 Meetings
    Memorandum 2025-15 (2025-09-26)
         Download PDF file: Memo

    Overview of Proposed Recommendations for 2025 Annual Report
    Memorandum 2025-16 (2025-09-26)
         Download PDF file: Memo

  10. 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.