Establishes the "Independent Office of Corrections and Transparency" and provisions relating to department of corrections oversight

Summary

The bill would create the Independent Office of Corrections and Transparency, a two‑person agency that inspects facilities and investigates complaints. It also revises the selection process for the Department of Corrections director, requiring public notice of applicants, a Senate‑confirmed appointment, an oath, and a state‑backed surety bond. The goal is to improve transparency and accountability for inmates and correctional staff.

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