2C:43-29 Annual report to Governor, Legislature.
12. The Attorney General, in cooperation with the Administrative Director of the Courts, shall prepare an annual report to the Governor and, pursuant to section 2 of P.L.1991, c.164 (C.52:14-19.1), to the Legislature regarding the Veterans Diversion Program and other statutory and county-based law enforcement programs used to divert veterans from the criminal justice system. The report shall assist policymakers in determining whether these diversion programs should be modified or expanded to achieve the goals of recovery for servicemembers and public safety. The report shall include statistics regarding the number of arrests where the person indicates servicemember status; the number of servicemembers accepted into the Veterans Diversion Program or other diversion programs; the number of servicemembers who successfully completed these programs; the number of servicemembers who were found guilty at court proceedings; the number of servicemembers who, subsequent to admission in the Veterans Diversion Program or other diversion programs, were sentenced to a term of incarceration or probation; and other relevant information and recommendations at the discretion of the Attorney General.
L.2017, c.42, s.12.
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