Establishes a temporary commission to study reentry issues for incarcerated individuals in New York.

The bill creates a temporary state commission called the New York State Criminal Justice Commission on Reentry. This commission will study issues related to the reentry and reintegration of incarcerated individuals released from state and local correctional facilities. It will analyze existing policies, identify obstacles to successful reintegration, and compare New York's policies with those of other states and the federal government. The commission will collect data from state and federal agencies and may analyze relevant research.

Establishes a temporary commission to study reentry issues for incarcerated individuals in New York.

The bill creates a temporary state commission called the New York State Criminal Justice Commission on Reentry. This commission will study issues related to the reentry and reintegration of incarcerated individuals released from state and local correctional facilities. It will analyze existing policies, identify obstacles to successful reintegration, and compare New York's policies with those of other states and the federal government. The commission will collect data from state and federal agencies and may analyze relevant research.