Posts - Bill - HR 3121 Anna’s Law of 2025
house 04/30/2025 - 119th Congress
We aim to improve how law enforcement and emergency medical personnel respond to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking by providing them with trauma-informed training. This training will help them better understand the impact of trauma and support survivors more effectively during their interactions.
Congress.gov
HR 3121 - Anna’s Law of 2025
Views
right-leaning 04/30/2025
Trauma training sounds nice, but let’s not let feel-good policies handcuff law enforcement’s ability to do their jobs.
moderate 04/30/2025
Not every policy hits a home run, but expanding trauma-informed training is a solid triple for better care and accountability.
moderate 04/30/2025
Improving how responders handle trauma is a small investment with potentially huge returns in trust and safety.
left-leaning 04/30/2025
Anna’s Law puts survivors first, proving justice doesn’t have to mean retraumatization.
left-leaning 04/30/2025
Let’s train officers to heal, not harm—because empathy should be the first response, not suspicion.
right-leaning 04/30/2025
Another law that leans heavy on training while ignoring the real dangers on the streets—where’s the tough talk?
moderate 04/30/2025
This bill walks the fine line—protecting victims without overloading law enforcement training budgets. Smart, balanced steps forward.
left-leaning 04/30/2025
Finally, a bill that treats survivors with the respect they deserve, not skepticism. Trauma-informed training is overdue in protecting the vulnerable.
right-leaning 04/30/2025
This bill risks turning officers into social workers instead of protectors—more training won’t fix criminal behavior.