Establishes the New York state commission to end mass incarceration and to prevent violence; provides such commission shall investigate, evaluate and make recommendations concerning how to reduce the New York prison population, incidences of violent crime in New York state, and other various topics related to the criminal justice system.

The bill aims to create a commission in New York State focused on reducing the prison population and preventing violent crime. This commission will investigate and evaluate various aspects of the criminal justice system and make recommendations for improvement. The goal is to address issues related to mass incarceration and enhance public safety.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its proactive approach to addressing mass incarceration and promoting public safety. They would emphasize the importance of a dedicated commission that can provide informed recommendations to reform the criminal justice system and reduce violence in communities.

Critics of the bill might argue that establishing a new commission could lead to unnecessary bureaucracy and delay in addressing urgent criminal justice issues. They may also express concerns that the focus on reducing the prison population could compromise public safety and fail to hold violent offenders accountable.