This bill mandates a county attorney to review officer-involved shooting cases resulting in death or serious injury.

This bill requires a county attorney to review evidence and make a written opinion or charging decision, convene a grand jury, or refer the case to the attorney general in officer-involved shooting cases resulting in death or serious injury. A written report must be provided to the officer, their legal counsel, and their employing agency within 180 days. If a conflict of interest exists, the review is to be referred to an independent county attorney, the attorney general, or a special prosecutor.

This bill mandates a county attorney to review officer-involved shooting cases resulting in death or serious injury.

This bill requires a county attorney to review evidence and make a written opinion or charging decision, convene a grand jury, or refer the case to the attorney general in officer-involved shooting cases resulting in death or serious injury. A written report must be provided to the officer, their legal counsel, and their employing agency within 180 days. If a conflict of interest exists, the review is to be referred to an independent county attorney, the attorney general, or a special prosecutor.