
225 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Requires persons pledging goods to a collateral loan broker or selling goods to a second hand dealer to sign a written statement sworn to be true; provides that a false statement therein shall…
Establishes a program in the department of health to arrange for the provision of services to the disabled in the most integrated setting; calls for coordination with department of education and…
Implements requirements for seizure of private property for public use under a plan of urban redevelopment or urban renewal in areas of the state which are not blighted including profit sharing and…
Provides that offers to plead guilty or pleas of guilty, later withdrawn are inadmissible in civil trials; evidence of statements made in connection with such pleas or offers is inadmissible.
Requires that following the acquittal after trial or the sentencing of any defendant for a felony, the clerk of the court, or such clerk's designee, shall mail a written summary of the disposition…
Changes the name of practitioners of podiatry from podiatrists to podiatric physicians in numerous provisions of law.
Relates to identity theft; clarifies personal identifying information and what acts constitute the offense of identity theft.
Requires the commissioner of motor vehicles to establish rules and regulations providing for the postponement of motor vehicle hearings after a plea of not guilty.
Conditions the institution of any substantial change in surface route or rapid transit route service upon approval by the metropolitan transportation authority and committee on operations of the NYC…
Relates to the position of parent-coordinators in the city of New York; calls upon the state education department to prepare and submit a report for implementation of minimum competency standards…
Provides for public assistance eligibility requirements for persons with AIDS or HIV- related illnesses and the expiration of such benefits.
Defines as aggravated harassment in the third degree photographing (whether by still or moving pictures) persons entering or leaving reproductive health care services facilities; exempts…
Provides for funding for a sound basic education; directs that a percentage of payments under articles five and ten of the racing, pari-mutuel wagering and breeding law made by off-track betting…
Allows a tenant to offset against future rental payments the cost of certain emergency repairs a landlord is either unwilling or unable to correct within twenty-four hours of notice to the landlord…
Requires family court as part of an order of protection in a family offense proceeding to order counseling for children when one member of the family or household has been charged with or found to…
Requires commercial bicyclists in New York city to wear helmets (meeting A.N.S.I. or Snell standards), display the required identifier only at the rear of the bicycle, and register with the local…
Establishes the crime of obtaining identity by electronic fraud when a person knowingly and willingly solicits, requests or takes any action by means of a fraudulent electronic communication with…
Creates the personal development account program; provides that the purpose of the program is to provide individuals with an opportunity to build their assets; provides that contributions by…
Limits the increase in a property's assessed value for assessment rolls in 2005 and thereafter for a certain class two property located in the borough of Manhattan identified on the tax map as Block…
Requires a landlord to return to a tenant the full security deposit within thirty days of the surrender of the premises by such tenant unless the landlord provides such tenant with a written…
Regulates the use of human subjects for medical research and experimentation, including subjects with mental disorders and children; makes definitions; addresses exclusion or inclusion of subjects…
Requires the commissioner of labor, in consultation with the commissioner of taxation and finance, to promulgate rules and regulations directing employers to annually provide notice to employees who…
Increases the percentage of the funds allocated to substate grantees from the federal economic dislocation and worker adjustment act available to be expended for administrative expenses; increases…
Directs the president of the state civil service commission to publish reports annually relating to diversity within state government.
Prohibits foreign banking corporations from issuing payday loans; defines payday loans as any transaction in which a short-term cash advance is made to a consumer in exchange for (i) a consumer's…
Establishes a statewide minimum payscale for certain election inspectors and coordinators and provides that counties assume payment of such workers.
Establishes the children's ounce of prevention fund from revenues received through the stock transfer tax; decreases percentage of tax rebate currently allowed in order to fund programs relating to…
Provides income tax incentives in New York city for the creation of private sector jobs; provides for credits against an employer's local tax liability (banking corporation tax, commercial rent tax,…
Prohibits the use of live human subjects as surgical subjects as part of state dental professional licensing examination.
Authorizes the police commissioner of the city of New York to promulgate rules and regulations directing that the uniforms of auxiliary police officers be designed in a manner to make them distinct…
Provides that whenever courts submit two or more offenses in the alternative to the jury, and the jury cannot agree on a verdict as to the greatest offense, the court may instruct the jury that it…
Authorizes the provision of home health services by electronic, remote means pursuant to a physician-approved plan of care under the medical assistance program.
Requires milk which is produced by cows which are fed, injected with or in any way administered growth hormones to be labeled "This milk was produced by cows administered growth hormones".
Provides for the allocation of monies for dental health services in the medicaid managed care program, the child health insurance program and the family health plus program.
Clarifies the division of probation and correctional alternatives' authority to promulgate rules and regulations for correctional alternative programs; and establishes greater flexibility to…
Provides that certain renovated individual properties which contain four to six dwelling units would continue to be treated as class one properties.
Provides that a child (regardless of age) who has lived with a tenant parent for two years or more in rent-regulated housing accommodations shall be deemed a tenant of such housing accommodations…
Relates to monthly grants and allowances of public assistance; increases the earned income disregard to sixty-seven percent and repeals the one hundred eighty-five percent standard of need for…
Changes the standard for annually reporting of stock interests by public utilities to the public service commission from those stockholders with 1% or more of the voting capital stock to those with…
Provides a tax credit of $1,000 against special additional mortgage tax and article 9-A (franchise tax on business corporations) for each employee employed in excess of one year at minimum wage for…
Establishes the office of children and family services shall determine the community reinvestment amount to be invested in alternative services each year.
Establishes the mandatory reporting by certain professional or official persons who come into contact with mentally or physically incapacitated persons who were abused including residents of…
Provides a tax credit to people who rent their residences within a city with a population of one million or more.
Provides for the confidentiality of electronic toll information, including but not limited to E-Z Pass information.
Grants a convicted felon the right to register to vote at any election at such time that he is released from imprisonment on parole; includes state felony conviction, federal felony conviction and…
Amends benefits and income eligibility requirements under the real property tax circuit breaker credit.
Exempts certain personnel records of police officers (including certain employees of sheriffs' departments) from the privacy provisions of the civil rights law, thereby providing for public access…
Prohibits the division of housing and community renewal from adopting various rules and regulations pertaining to rent regulated housing accommodations: notice of application for rent reduction,…
Authorizes county boards of elections to count the write-in votes at the recanvass.
Establishes that the beneficiaries or distributees under a will shall have a right to bring a cause of action against an attorney for the negligent administration of the estate.
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