"Right to Know How Safe We Are Act"; create to require District Attorneys to report certain information with the Governor and Attorney General.
An Act To Create The "right To Know How Safe We Are Act Of 2025"; To Require District Attorneys To File Reports With State Policymakers Summarizing The Decisions Made By Each Office As Investigations Of Crimes Conclude; To Require Each District Attorney's Office To Share An Annual Report By March 1 Of Each Year With The Governor And Attorney General And Make Such Report Available To The Public Upon Request; To Require The Attorney General To Compile A Statewide Report Summarizing The Information Required By This Act From Each District Attorney In A Uniform Fashion And Sortable By Crime And Jurisdiction, Make The Report Available To The Public; And For Related Purposes.
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