Massachusetts H2028 aims to improve juvenile justice data collection by requiring various agencies to report on juvenile interactions with the.
H2028 mandates the collection and reporting of juvenile justice data by various state agencies, including the Office of the Child Advocate, district attorneys, and the Department of Youth Services. These agencies must provide data on specific juvenile justice system decision points, such as pre-arraignment detention, diversion programming, and probation violations. The data must be reported annually and can be requested quarterly. The bill also defines terms like "justice system decision point" and "juvenile" and outlines the format and categories of data to be collected.
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