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A8654Assembly2009-2010 Session

Relates to the definition of child sexual abuse as it pertains to an educational setting

Sponsor Joel MillerAD-102Affects Education
Status
In Assembly Committee
Education
Impact
Pending
Passage
Pending

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In committee · Education

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Primary sponsor
Joel Miller

Assembly Member · Assembly District 102

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History

  1. Held for consideration in education
  2. Referred to education
  3. Referred to education

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Sponsor's memo

BILL NUMBER:A8654

Title of bill

An act to amend the education law, in relation to the definition of child sexual abuse

Purpose or general idea of bill

To expand the conduct defined as child sexual abuse to include stalking and luring.

Summary of specific provisions

Amends Subdivision 9 of section 1125 of the Education Law to include sections of the Penal law which define stalking and luring conduct as child sexual offenses in the education law.

Justification

This bill will expand the conduct which is treated as child sexual offenses under the education law to those activities pres- ently not included but clearly are a danger to children. In an educa- tional setting, students interact with school employees on a daily basis. While the vast majority of communication between adults and chil- dren are positive, there are some cases where unwarranted dialogue is used which may impact a student

Prior legislative history

New

Fiscal implications

None

Effective date

Immediately

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