1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Protection and Advocacy for Criminal Legal Services Act . 2. National Criminal Justice Protection and Advocacy Grant Program (a) Authorization The Attorney General, acting through the Assistant Attorney General of the Office of Justice Programs, is authorized to make grants to protection and advocacy systems for the purpose of addressing the needs of individuals with disabilities involved with the local, State, and Federal criminal justice system, including— (1) making sure individuals with disabilities are not inappropriately placed in the local, State, and Federal criminal justice system; (2) representing and advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities who are under arrest, incarcerated, or under pre-trial or post-sentencing supervision; and (3) ensuring that adequate re-entry planning is available for successful reintegration of individuals with disabilities back into the community after incarceration in order to decrease recidivism rates among individuals with disabilities. (b) Uses of funds A protection and advocacy system may use a grant under this section to— (1) monitor whether local, State, and Federal law enforcement officers have violated the constitutional or statutory rights of individuals with disabilities who are under arrest, incarcerated, or under pre-trial or post-sentencing supervision, and identify any conditions of incarceration or practices of any such law enforcement officers that unlawfully discriminate against such individuals with disabilities; (2) provide information and training on the constitutional and statutory rights of individuals with disabilities, including under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and hate crime statutes, and on services and diversion programs for such individuals made available by applicable criminal justice systems to— (A) incarcerated individuals with disabilities; (B) the families of such individuals