The bill mandates the Massachusetts District Attorneys Association (MDAA) to produce an annual report for the year 2024, detailing prosecution statistics from the 11 District Attorneys. This report will encompass data on criminal cases, particularly focusing on drug, motor vehicle, and firearm offenses. The MDAA is tasked with collaborating with district attorneys to develop a standardized reporting template to ensure consistent electronic data submission. The report will also address challenges faced by district attorneys, such as data tracking discrepancies and staffing issues that may affect case reporting.

Additionally, the bill introduces new legal provisions regarding the preparation and filing of legal documents related to criminal proceedings, including position statements for post-conviction motions, motions for new trials, and parole hearings. It specifies the responsibilities for filing oppositions to Chapter 211, Section 3 petitions and outlines the number of briefs and arguments presented in various legal contexts. The bill aims to streamline the legal process by clearly defining the roles of legal professionals and enhancing the efficiency of the judicial system, while also providing comprehensive statistics on various types of crimes and cases processed in Massachusetts.