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The Assembly, which is expected to take up its version of the prisons cuts plan today, has convened for its scheduled floor session. Tune in for a video feed of the action here.

Click here for an updated summary of the bill and how it differs from the Senate-passed plan.

You can read the bill language here.

After the jump, read a list of organizations that have taken a "support," "neutral" or "no position" stance on the Assembly's pared-down plan.

Support:

San Diego District Attorneys

Neutral:

PORAC (Peace Officers Research Association of California)

CA State Sheriffs Association

CA Police Chiefs Association

CA District Attorney's Association

ALADS (Association of Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs)

LAPPL (Los Angeles Police Protection League)

Los Angles Deputy Sheriffs

Los Angeles District Attorneys

No Position:

CCPOA (California Correctional Peace Officers Association)

List of positions provided by Assembly Speaker Karen Bass spokeswoman Shannon Murphy.

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