; (ix) eliminating the doctrine of absolute immunity for prosecutors and providing resources to support better prosecutorial practices, in line with defendants’ constitutional and statutory rights; (x) ensuring the economic vitality of communities dependent on the incarceration industry by guaranteeing a job for every person who currently works in a jail or prison, including any necessary training or education; (xi) banning law enforcement use of facial analytics technology, including surveillance technologies and risk assessment software that are subject to algorithmic bias; (xii) providing law enforcement, first responders, and civilian staff with adequate mental health services; (xiii) severely restricting the use of civil asset forfeiture by police departments and prosecutor offices, limiting such forfeitures to efforts to disrupt major crime organizations, such as terrorist networks and international drug cartels; (xiv) reinstituting the Department of Justice’s role in investigating police departments that repeatedly violate citizens’ civil rights, and establishing adequate oversight of consent decrees; and (xv) ensuring criminal liability for civil rights and Brady violations resulting from police or prosecutorial misconduct.