California AB464 mandates monitoring and reporting of sexual assault allegations in prisons, ensuring victim protection and staff accountability.

California AB464 requires the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to monitor incarcerated persons and the reporters of sexual assault allegations for 90 days to prevent retaliation. It mandates reporting sexual assault claims to the Office of Internal Affairs and outlines procedures for investigating such claims, including the use of forensic evidence and discouraging staff attitudes that undermine victim credibility. If an investigation confirms staff sexual abuse, the employee is terminated and barred from future employment.

California AB464 mandates monitoring and reporting of sexual assault allegations in prisons, ensuring victim protection and staff accountability.

California AB464 requires the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to monitor incarcerated persons and the reporters of sexual assault allegations for 90 days to prevent retaliation. It mandates reporting sexual assault claims to the Office of Internal Affairs and outlines procedures for investigating such claims, including the use of forensic evidence and discouraging staff attitudes that undermine victim credibility. If an investigation confirms staff sexual abuse, the employee is terminated and barred from future employment.