The Peace DC Omnibus Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2025 aims to make several amendments to existing laws in the District of Columbia, particularly focusing on the Metropolitan Police Department and various legal procedures. Key changes include allowing applicants for sworn officers to count up to 20 credit hours from their initial training program towards the 60-hour post-secondary education requirement. Additionally, the bill clarifies warrantless arrest requirements for the Metropolitan Police Department and modifies adjudication processes for fare evasion citations to align with the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Civil Infractions Act of 1985.

Further amendments include updates to the eligibility criteria for automatic sealing of offenses, adjustments to the sunset dates for certain provisions regarding pretrial detention, and changes to reporting deadlines for the Criminal Justice Coordination Council. The bill also clarifies the effective date for the Clemency Board Waiver Authority Temporary Amendment Act of 2025. Overall, these amendments are designed to streamline processes, enhance law enforcement training, and clarify legal definitions and procedures within the District of Columbia.