Establishes mitigating factor for sentencing of defendants who are victims of domestic violence and provides for resentencing and trauma-informed reentry support services.

This bill adds a new sentencing mitigating factor for defendants who were victims of domestic violence (physical, sexual, or psychological abuse by a family or household member) and where the abuse contributed to their criminal behavior. It establishes new sentencing ranges (from up to six months for fourth-degree crimes to up to ten years for first-degree crimes) and allows for resentencing of individuals currently incarcerated serving eight or more years for prior offenses. The bill also creates a grant program to fund trauma-informed reentry support services including mental health counseling, peer recovery support, vocational training, and housing assistance for eligible individuals. These services are designed to support people who were victims of domestic violence and whose abuse contributed to their criminal behavior, with priority given to culturally responsive care provided by trauma-impacted individuals.