S. ll - IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES - A BILL

6 1 agency that prohibits the agency from ar- 2 resting the suspect, charging the suspect, 3 or referring the suspect for prosecution, in- 4 cluding— 5 (I) the death of the suspect; 6 (II) the refusal of the victim to 7 cooperate with the prosecution after 8 the suspect has been identified; or 9 (III) the denial of extradition be- 10 cause the suspect committed an of- 11 fense in another jurisdict. [...] 13 1 (1) the number of personnel assigned to inves- 2 tigate homicides and firearm-related violent crimes 3 hired by the grant recipient; 4 (2) the number of personnel hired for collecting, 5 processing, and forensic testing of evidence by the 6 grant recipient; 7 (3) a description of any training that is— 8 (A) provided to existing (as of the date on 9 which the grant was awarded) or newly hired. [...] 14 1 clearance rates, and any policies in place to govern 2 the use of the technology or equipment; 3 (6) the internal policies and oversight used to 4 ensure that any technology purchased through the 5 grant for the purposes of improving clearance rates 6 does not violate the civil rights and civil liberties of 7 individuals; 8 (7) a description of the good faith efforts em- 9 ployed to comply wi. [...] 16 1 (i) IN GENERAL.—Not later than the 2 first fiscal year after the date of establish- 3 ment of the Program, and in each fiscal 4 year thereafter, the Inspector General of 5 the Department of Justice shall conduct 6 audits of grant recipients under this sec- 7 tion to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse of 8 funds by grant recipients. [...] 17 1 on the Judiciary and the Committee on Appropria- 2 tions of the House of Representatives a certification, 3 including— 4 (A) whether— 5 (i) all audits conducted by the Office 6 of the Inspector General of the Depart- 7 ment of Justice under paragraph (1) have 8 been completed and reviewed by the appro- 9 priate Assistant Attorney General; and 10 (ii) all mandatory exclusions required 11 under.