Criminal Rehabilitation Anti-Grinding and Exemptions Act
Preamble: To make it so people that testify to the FBI, DOJ, or Court shall be exempt from the requirements and to stop people grinding to 50 arrests to get into BREC, a time limit for when 50 arrests must be in.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1: The “Criminal Rehabilitation Act” shall be amended and defined as this.
SECTION 2: Section 2 of the Criminal Rehabilitation Act currently states,
“(a) Any person meeting all of the following requirements may enter the Program:
- Be convicted in a criminal court; or have more than fifty arrest records; or currently have any Public Safety Blacklist and/or any Peace Officer Standards and Training certification suspension or revocation.
- Not have been denied or approved a CRP Seal after the Seal Vote more than once before; and
- Not have been removed from the Program (other than through denial or approval of a CRP Seal) more than three times before; and
- Not be lawfully blacklisted from the Program; and
- Have waited at least twenty-eight days since any criminal court conviction or the issuance of any Public Safety Blacklist and/or any Peace Officer Standards and Training certification suspension or revocation.
(b) The requirements for entering the Program set in subsection (a) and its clauses shall remain in effect during the participant’s entire stay in the Program. If any of the requirements are not met during the participant’s stay, they shall be removed from the Program.”
SECTION 3: Section 2 of the Criminal Rehabilitation Act shall now state,
“(a) Any person meeting all of the following requirements may enter the Program:
- Be convicted in a criminal court; or have more than fifty arrest records; or currently have any Public Safety Blacklist and/or any Peace Officer Standards and Training certification suspension or revocation.
- Not have been denied or approved a CRP Seal after the Seal Vote more than once before; and
- Not have been removed from the Program (other than through denial or approval of a CRP Seal) more than three times before; and
- Not be lawfully blacklisted from the Program; and
- Have waited at least twenty-eight days since any criminal court conviction or the issuance of any Public Safety Blacklist and/or any Peace Officer Standards and Training certification suspension or revocation. Also have waited at least fourteen days since any arrest.
(b) The requirements for entering the Program set in subsection (a) and its clauses shall remain in effect during the participant’s entire stay in the Program. If any of the requirements are not met during the participant’s stay, they shall be removed from the Program.
(c) The only exceptions to this section shall be if the person is an informant to the Firestone Bureau of Investigation, a person testifies to the Firestone Department of Justice, or testifies to the Firestone Courts.”
SECTION 4: This shall go into effect immediately upon completion of the constitutional process required.
SECTION 5: Should any part of this Act be declared unconstitutional or otherwise struck down, the rest shall remain in effect unless all is struck down or declared unconstitutional.
Respectfully submitted to the Congress of the State of Firestone,
Chief Sponsors:
Senator CoolPilotCaio1
Co-Sponsor:
Attorney General Wolf_RBX
Associate Attorney General UnlimitedMango