Maggy Krell

Democrat, State Assembly

District 6, Sacramento

Time in office:

Assembly: 2024-present

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News coverage of Maggy Krell

Bio

Maggy Krell, 48, is a lawyer who was a deputy attorney general for the California Department of Justice. She gained notoriety for prosecuting the operators of Backpage.com on sex trafficking-related charges. She served as a special assistant U.S Attorney and was a deputy district attorney in San Joaquin County. Krell says she prosecuted murder, organized crime, human trafficking, domestic violence and white-collar cases. She angered her progressive colleagues when she publicly defied Democratic leaders in attempting to pass harsher penalties for soliciting sex from 16- and 17-year-olds. She was an adjunct professor at UC Davis School of Law and served as a special counsel for Planned Parenthood’s California affiliates. She lives in Sacramento with her family.

Bill Activity

Of 34 bills:

15 Passed

6 Failed

13 Pending

For this session year, this legislator initiated 34 bills: 15 passed, 6 failed, and 13 are currently pending.

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Policy

Bills Authored by Maggy Krell

AB 2646

Employment: minimum wages: agricultural workers.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Labor and Employment

Passed

Employment: minimum wages: agricultural workers.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Labor and Employment

AB 1927

Bail Consumer Protection Act.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Public Safety

Passed

Bail Consumer Protection Act.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Public Safety

AB 1845

Student safety: human trafficking.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Higher Education

Passed

Student safety: human trafficking.Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Higher Education

AB 1766

Health curriculum framework: human trafficking and online safety.

Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Education

Passed

Health curriculum framework: human trafficking and online safety. Committee: Assembly Standing Committee on Education

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Committees

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