Legislation

We testified in favor of legislation which would decriminalize sex work.

We strongly supported legislation which would require that the parental status of a defendant be taken into account as a component of the sentencing process.

We strongly supported this bill which would provide long-overdue mechanisms to enforce the state Constitution’s Declaration of Rights, which “guarantees” the State’s residents critically important civil liberties.

We supported the repeal of the exemption of domestic workers from the state's minimum wage laws, noting that its impact is sexist, racially discriminatory, and limiting of the economic mobility of domestic workers.

We strongly supported this legislation which would ensure protections for patients and providers of reproductive and gender-affirming health care services against the imposition of criminal or civil liability for providing care to people from states banning these services.

We testified in favor of legislation which would have decriminalized sex work.

We supported the repeal of an exemption for domestic workers in state minimum wage laws, noting that its impact is sexist, racially discriminatory, and limiting of the economic mobility of domestic workers.

We strongly supported legislation which would have required that the parental status of a defendant be taken into account as a component of the sentencing process.