Legislative Bills 132nd
LD 1911 - An Act to Automatically Seal Criminal History Record Information for Certain Crimes
An Act to Automatically Seal Criminal History Record Information for Certain Crimes. Sponsored by: Sen. Talbot Ross
UPDATE: Public Hearing is scheduled for Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 10am in the Judiciary Committee (Rm 438). Please submit your testimony in person or online. Visit our Resources for Legislative Action page where you’ll find steps to submit testimony.
To learn more about this legislation, please read or download the Advocate’s Guide to Automatic Record Sealing here.
LD 1844 - An Act to Expand the State's Workforce by Supporting the Transition from Incarceration to Employment
An Act to establish special intensive out of cell programing during the final six months of incarceration in support of successful reentry transition. Sponsor: Rep. Sayre.
UPDATE: The bill has passed the House, Senate, and Appropriations. It’s now on the Governor’s desk. Urge Governor Mills to sign it into law!
LD 1941 - An Act to Implement Recommendations of the Commission to Examine Reestablishing Parole
An Act to implement the recommendations of the Commission to Examine Reestablishing Parole, as established by Resolve 2021, chapter 126. Sponsor: Rep. Nina Milliken
UPDATE: Public Hearing is scheduled for Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 10am in the Judiciary Committee (Rm 438). Please submit your testimony in person or online. Visit our Resources for Legislative Action page where you’ll find steps to submit testimony.
LD 648 - An Act to Expand the Supervised Confinement Program
LD 648, An Act to Expand the Supervised Community Confinement Program, creates a new category of residents eligible for SCCP. Sponsor: Rep. Millikin.
UPDATE: Carried over until January 2026.
LD 1962 - An Act to Establish the Corrections Ombuds
LD 1962, An Act to Establish the Corrections Ombuds, establishes an independent Office of the Ombuds, based on the models in New Jersey and Washington state, to oversee the Department of Corrections and provide a resource for residents, staff and their families. This will open opportunities for people impacted by incarceration to raise issues and resolve conflicts, recommend positive changes, and report individual and systemic concerns. Sponsor: Sen. Dusan.
UPDATE: Public Hearing scheduled for Wednesday, January 7 at 1pm in the Criminal Justice & Public Safety Committee.