Harrisburg Highlights: Legislative Review 2025 and Criminal Justice Reform on the Horizon in 2026
What You Will Learn
- Attend this program for a review of accomplishments in criminal justice reform in 2025, and a look ahead at initiatives to be introduced in 2026.
What You Will Learn
- Attend this program for a review of accomplishments in criminal justice reform in 2025, and a look ahead at initiatives to be introduced in 2026.
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60 minutes
Date Published
February 6, 2026
Publisher
Philadelphia Bar Association
Subjects
Civil Rights, Criminal Law, Legislative Updates
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Harrisburg Highlights: Legislative Review 2025 and
Criminal Justice Reform on the Horizon in 2026
Program Originally Presented Friday, February 6, 2026
As Pennsylvania enters the new session of the General Assembly, this CLE program provides an overview of the major criminal justice bills enacted in 2025, followed by a look at anticipated criminal justice initiatives and votes to be introduced in the months ahead in 2026. Finally, the program focuses on the legislative process and how members, criminal practitioners, and legal Associations can participate in the passage of criminal justice reforms.
Attend this program for a review of accomplishments in criminal justice reform in 2025, and a look ahead at initiatives to be introduced in 2026.
Moderator:
Aaron Finestone, Esq.
Editor, Criminal Justice Section Blog
Editor, Legislative Report, Philadelphia Bar Reporter
Panelists:
Hon. Timothy Briggs
Pennsylvania House 149th District/Montgomery County
Chair, Judiciary Committee
Anthony “Tony” L. Crisci, Esq.
Partner/General Counsel, C&G Strategies LLC
Philadelphia Bar Association Lobbyist
David Vitale, Esq.
Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee
Executive Director & Legal Counsel
Michelle Batt, Esq.
Legal Counsel, Honorable Timothy Briggs
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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