DISTRICT ATTORNEYS/ASST: Provides relative to the number of assistant district attorneys in each judicial district (EN +$3,411,000 GF EX See Note)

The number of assistant district attorneys in multiple judicial districts was increased compared to the enrolled version, reversing cuts made in the final enrolled text.

The effective date for staffing changes was changed from a conditional date dependent on future legislative appropriation to a fixed date of January 1, 2027, contingent on commission approval.

The list of sponsoring representatives was reduced from over 30 names to just two, indicating a change in sponsorship or a formatting correction in the original version.

Added a large number of new co-sponsors to the bill, expanding the list of representatives supporting the legislation.

Increased the minimum number of assistant district attorneys authorized for many judicial districts, such as raising the First Judicial District from 35 to 39 attorneys and the Third from 9 to 10.

Adjusted the number of assistant district attorneys in several other districts, including increases in the Ninth, Twentieth, and Thirty-Ninth districts.

Simplified the effective date language in Section 4, removing specific references to the governor's veto process and expiration of signing time.

The effective date for new assistant district attorney positions was changed from January 1, 2027 (contingent on a commission recommendation) to the date the bill is signed by the governor or becomes law without a signature.

A new requirement was added stating that the provisions of the bill only become effective if an Act of the Legislature containing a specific appropriation of monies for implementation is passed.

Provisions were added to specify that if the governor vetoes the bill, the positions become effective the day following the legislature's approval of the veto override.