A bill for an act relating to and making appropriations to the justice system, providing for properly related matters including indigent defense and representation, the corrections capital reinvestment fund, and a corrections federal receipts fund, and including effective date and retroactive applicability provisions.

The appropriation for the general office of the attorney general was reduced by approximately $374,070, from $10,913,246 to $10,539,176.

The appropriation for victim assistance grants was reduced by approximately $150,000, from $5,166,708 to $5,016,708.

Funding allocations for specific correctional facilities (Fort Madison, Anamosa, Oakdale, Newton, Mount Pleasant) were adjusted in the revised text, with some amounts appearing reduced or reorganized.

The document was restructured from an enrolled version to a committee version, adding version tracking headers and renumbering sections to reflect the legislative process.

Removed the governor's signature page, cover letter, and handwritten notes that were part of the original signed transmission document.

Added standard legislative bill formatting including page headers, line numbers, and committee information.

Reformatted text to remove irregular spacing, hyphenation, and layout artifacts from the original printed version.

Removed the Governor's signature page, cover letter, and decorative formatting elements from the beginning of the enrolled bill text.

Added a new requirement for the Department of Justice to submit a report to the General Assembly by January 15, 2026, detailing funding from non-general fund sources and any budget revisions due to those reimbursements.

Added a new mandate requiring the Department of Justice to obtain funds from specific victim compensation funds to reimburse the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy for employing an additional human trafficking training instructor.

Removed legislative markup symbols (e.g., 1, 2, -1-, 1...1) and formatting artifacts used during the drafting and amendment process to produce a clean, final version of the bill text.

Added the Governor's signature block, date of signing (June 11, 2025), and official transmittal letter from the Governor's office to the Secretary of State, indicating the bill has been approved and is now law.

Reorganized the layout from a line-by-line amendment format to a standard printed bill format with clear section headers, page numbers, and proper indentation for readability.