2020 JLOSC Final Report_mobile optimized version

… ecial projects, like the Financial Exploitation Advocate program. This grant has continued into FY 2020 through the Criminal Justice Council. In addition, DSAAPD is collaborating with the Department of Justice and the Delaware Center for Justice on grant opp …

… begin posting all meeting notices, agendas, and minutes, eliminating the Department’s responsibility. OPTION 2: The Criminal Justice Council will provide limited administrative support as it relates only to the posting of meeting notices, agendas, and minute …

… nual reports and two progress reports have not been submitted while all 2019 meetings were held in one county. The Criminal Justice Council continues to be willing to provide the necessary administrative support required so members of the Council can remain …

… the goals established in their bylaws. The previous recommendations outlining the Council’s reestablishment as a Criminal Justice Council subcommittee were met with resistance from the Council on Correction membership, expressing concern that this will co …

… ral Assembly passed HB 173 2, amending the statute of the Adult Correction Healthcare Review Committee to allow the Criminal Justice Council to provide administrative and budgetary support (§ 6518 b). Applied to the Counc il on Correction, this path forward …

… ill sponsor legislation to amend the Council’s governing statute in Chapter 89, Title 29 to add language enabling the Criminal Justice Council to provide administrative assistance. The legislation will establish this partn ership as a PILOT Partnership Progr …

… ncil as it exists under the Department of Correction (“DOC”) in Chapter 89, Title 29, and re-assign its duties to the Criminal Justice Council (“CJC”) in Chapter 87, Title 11 through a new CJC subcommittee to advise the Department of Correction. b. Thr …