Criminal Procedure - Sentencing - Domestic Violence as a Mitigating Factor (Providing Alternatives Through Healing for Justice-Involved Individuals (PATH) Act)
Authorizing the introduction of evidence that a certain defendant was the victim of domestic violence and that the domestic violence was a significant contributing factor to the commission of a certain crime as a mitigating factor at sentencing of the defendant or a hearing on a motion for modification or reduction of a sentence; and establishing related procedures.
Human trafficking
Checks
Fraud
CREDIT
COURTS
HEARINGS
DRUGS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Trespass
Records
Testimony
Theft
Sexual Offenses
Prostitution
Evidence
Abuse
Victims
Murder
Burglary
Penalties and Sentences
Criminal Law - Procedures
Controlled Dangerous Substances
defendants
Extortion
Violence
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