LWV California Criminal Justice Workshop 2021 Survey

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In preparation for the Criminal Justice Workshop at the 2021 State Convention, please take the time to fill out this survey, so we can tailor our workshop to your needs.

Thanks,
LWVC Criminal Justice Committee
crimnaljustice@lwvc.org

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Your Name *

Your Email Address *

Your League's Name *

League Role(s) *

Please rate how important the following initiatives are to you:

(1 = least important; 5 = most important)

You don't need to know what the bills are to answer the questions. Just use the description we've given you below to make your decision.

But if you're curious about them, we've put their their full titles here. The LWVC Criminal Justice Local League Toolkit has detailed information and more links to information about them: https://my.lwv.org/california/criminal-justice-reform-position/criminal-justice-local-league-toolkit
--AB 392, Weber. Peace officers: deadly force. (2019)
--AB 748, Ting. Peace officers: video and audio recordings: disclosure. (2018)
--SB 1421, Skinner. Peace officers: release of records. (2018)
--AB 953, Weber. Law enforcement: racial profiling. (2015)

Addressing law enforcement excessive use of force (including local implementation of AB392) *

Least important

Most important

Increasing transparency & accountability (including local implementation of AB748 & SB1421) *

Least important

Most important

Reducing bias (including local implementation of AB953) *

Least important

Most important

Supporting pre-trial diversion, changes to extreme sentencing, and investing in rehabilitation, and preventing recidivism *

Least important

Most important

Voting in Jails (using the LWVC toolkit https://lwvc.org/jails-toolkit) *

Least important

Most important

Strengthening police-community relations *

Least important

Most important

Reforming juvenile justice (including how the shutdown of state youth prisons will impact county juvenile hall and probation systems) *

Least important

Most important

Are there additional Criminal Justice issues that you would like the workshop to cover which are not listed above? List as many as you'd like. *

Which of these do you hope will be covered in the workshop? (You can pick more than one.) *

State internal: I want to learn how I personally can get involved with state reform activities (volunteer opportunities, events, & resources)

Local internal: I want to learn how I can get involved with (or start) my local League's reform activities (structure, first steps, peer support with others going through this process, mentorship)

State external: I want to learn about state-level criminal justice issues (state legislation, state budget).

Local external: I want to learn about local-level criminal justice issues (implementation of state regulations, local legislation, local budget, local government bodies and officials such as: District Attorney, police oversight boards, and Sheriff).

Obligatoire

OPTIONAL - Feedback on Criminal Justice Toolkit

The LWVC Criminal Justice Committee has created a toolkit for Local Leagues to get involved in Criminal Justice Reform: https://my.lwv.org/california/criminal-justice-reform-position/criminal-justice-local-league-toolkit

What feedback do you have? Have you used it (why or why not)?

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