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Removed enrolled act header language indicating the bill had been passed and signed into law.

Added committee referral history showing the bill was read, amended, and reported for passage on February 6, 2025.

Reorganized document structure to match standard house bill formatting rather than enrolled act formatting.

Formatting and layout changes occurred during the transition from Engrossed to Enrolled status, including updated page headers, printing code explanations, and bill numbering conventions. The actual statutory text and policy provisions remain unchanged.

Commission membership structure was completely reorganized, replacing the 20-member commission with a new institute that monitors and evaluates the criminal justice system.

New annual reporting requirements mandate detailed data collection on county jail populations, recidivism rates, juvenile court waivers, and mental health program effectiveness.

Effective date was updated to July 1, 2025, with additional provisions effective upon passage.

Added definition of 'criminal code reform' to clarify statutory provisions relating to criminal law.

Removed provisions establishing a special prosecutor unit, prosecutor review board, and public prosecution fund that were in the introduced version.