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California Legislative Black Caucus introduces Criminal Justice Reform Bills to their 2020 Legislative Package on Juneteenth

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Sacramento – The California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC) announced an expansion to their 2020 legislative package and called for the Capitol Dome to be light up in red, black and green.

The introduction of new legislation and by lighting the State Capitol in red, black and green, we demonstrate our commitment to making that promise a reality in California.

We also received a few new proposals from social justice groups that often sponsor police reform legislation.

Most of the bills on this list focus on police accountability.

Members voted unanimously to add the following bills to the 2020 Legislative Package to build on the needed change within our criminal justice and public safety systems.

Source: Black Voice News | The Voice of the Black Community in California
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