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10,221 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
Provides a private right of action against a person who intentionally discloses the identity of a victim of a sex crime.
Increases penalties for vandalism to a house of worship or theft of a house of worship; includes any statues, menorahs and nativity scenes located outside the building or structure of worship on the…
Provides that actions by the attorney general for unlawful practice of law shall be construed to include both civil and criminal actions; makes conforming changes.
Signed into law
Relates to requiring the board of trustees of SUNY, CUNY and HESC to make publicly available agendas and subsequent meeting records on their websites.
Signed into law
Relates to providing unlisted telephone numbers without charge for certain victims of domestic violence.
Adopted
Adopted
Enacts the criminal street gang enforcement and prevention act; defines offenses; increases penalties; provides for gang prevention programs in schools; and develops a comprehensive approach to…
Provides for loans to the New York Racing Association, Inc. and the repayment thereof on or before March 31, 2011 or 30 days after a memorandum of understanding is entered into with the operator of…
Extends provision of law relating to multiple dwellings and the game of Quick Draw through June 18, 2010 and relates to certain funds and accounts, and deposits and transfers.
Extends the expiration of the power for jobs program and the energy cost savings benefits program; creates the power solutions program to take over after the expiration of power for jobs and energy…
Adopted
Relates to state notice filed by a debt evading foreign state.
Relates to eligibility under the naturally occurring retirement community supportive service program; provides that an individual over the age of sixty need not be the head of the household to…
Increases time for filing crime victim's claim.
Relates to the definition of a grocery store.
Relates to the display of live races and special events on telephones.
Prohibits banking organizations from issuing checks or drafts to any person or other legal entity when the endorsement or deposit of such check or draft by such person or other legal entity would…
Provides for notice by commissioner of correctional services of availability of medical, educational and other services, including alcohol and substance abuse treatment, to prisoners upon their…
Provides that sexual contact upon a person under the age of 13 by a person 21 years of age or older shall be sexual abuse in the first degree.
Changes the formula for determining the combined household income limit for eligibility for a tax abatement for rent controlled and rent regulated property occupied by senior citizens; defines…
Requires applicants for public assistance to be fully informed, orally and in writing, that they may be liable to reimburse the state for benefits received; requires an informed acknowledgment form…
Provides that a person sixty-two years of age or older, who is a tenant of a dwelling unit located in a building which is located in the city of New York, and who is threatened with eviction because…
Requires insurance coverage for the screening of colorectal cancer.
Excludes idling reduction devices from the calculation of the weight of certain vehicles, provided that such devices do not increase the vehicle weight by more than 400 pounds and such devices are…
Relates to the "Loft Laws" and extends the lottery game of Quick Draw.
Extends the lottery game of Quick Draw through May 31, 2011.
Extends the lottery game of Quick Draw through May 31, 2014; allows all licensed lottery sales agents to conduct Quick Draw.
Extends the lottery game of Quick Draw through May 31, 2014.
Limits New York City water board's authority to increase rates charged by no more than 5% annually or current rate of inflation, whichever is greater.
Relates to confidentiality of information contained in pistol license; applications for pistol licenses and any information within the application, provided to law enforcement, to licensing officer…
Provides that restrictions regarding the carrying of concealed weapons and licenses therefor shall be by statute only.
Establishes the summer employment program for youths between the ages of fourteen and twenty-one to be administered by the labor department; local community-based organizations and government…
Prohibits discrimination based on gender identity or expression; defines "gender identity or expression" as having or being perceived as having a gender identity, self image, appearance, behavior or…
Relates to the temporary suspension of a repair shop registration or license and the jurisdiction of repair shop appeals.
Amends the residency requirement for the offices of clerk, deputy clerk, treasurer and deputy treasurer for the village of Cornwall-on-Hudson; permits such person to reside outside of the village…
Relates to criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation and strangulation.
Precludes a local criminal court from issuing a warrant of arrest based on any simplified information when the defendant has not been arraigned and has not come under the control of the court with…
Provides notice to municipal housing authorities whenever a sex offender is released to public housing.
Increases the fixed fees imposed for the services provided by sheriffs and city marshalls.
Provides quality out-patient care for patients of academic medical centers regardless of source of payment or insurance type; provides improved notification to patients regarding their rights to…
Requires the comptroller to transfer money into the environmental protection fund whenever such fund has insufficient money to meet its obligations.
Relates to state aid for library projects; adds definition of "economically disadvantaged community".
Authorizes the use of cool roofs on new construction or substantially renovated state-owned buildings; relates to establishing the state green building construction act.
Increases the fixed fees imposed for the services provided by sheriffs and city marshalls.
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