On April 12th, the state senate voted in support of SB 1091. It's a bill aimed at helping convicted felons receive transitional services upon release. MORE ⬇️
It's a bill aimed at helping convicted felons receive transitional services upon release.
Despite the bipartisan support in both the Senate and the House, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the bill, saying the legislation would result in less transparency and oversight. "The governor's office will work with you and say hey this is a good idea. it can benefit the people but here's something you can do to make sure it doesn't get vetoed, and we haven't seen that," Petersen said.
"I think we've heard selective outrage about that. That these are an unprecedented number of vetoes she's issuing," said freshman Senator Anna Hernadez, West Phoenix/Glendale District 24.
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