AB284 aims to eliminate racial and identity profiling by law enforcement in California.

AB284 establishes the Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board (RIPA) to eliminate racial and identity profiling by law enforcement in California. RIPA will analyze stop data, issue reports, and provide recommendations. State and local agencies must report stop data to the Attorney General, who will develop regulations for uniform reporting. Peace officers must complete training on racial, identity, and cultural diversity. RIPA members include representatives from law enforcement, civil rights organizations, and academia.

AB284 aims to eliminate racial and identity profiling by law enforcement in California.

AB284 establishes the Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board (RIPA) to eliminate racial and identity profiling by law enforcement in California. RIPA will analyze stop data, issue reports, and provide recommendations. State and local agencies must report stop data to the Attorney General, who will develop regulations for uniform reporting. Peace officers must complete training on racial, identity, and cultural diversity. RIPA members include representatives from law enforcement, civil rights organizations, and academia.