In 2024, CCJJ continues to facilitate the nomination process for the growing number of judicial vacancies; oversee the statewide distribution of federal and state grant dollars; respond to the increasing demand for extradition requests; further program evaluations on specialty supervision programs and data analysis of prison population projections; foster collaborations to advance the Public Safety Data Portal Initiative; create space to discuss issues on DUI sentencing, recidivism, youth gun violence, sex offense registries, and automatic expungement; launch the Safe at Home Program; and continue to carry out responsibilities as outlined in justice policies passed by the legislature and Governor.