
97 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
Adopts the interstate compact for juveniles, relates to the appointment of lawyers for children.
Requires cardiac screening of student athletes; mandates coaches receive training in CPR and the use of an automated external defibrillator.
Expands eligibility for the shock incarceration program.
Signed into law
Requires certain reports to the legislature regarding correctional facilities.
Vetoed
Relates to inmate labor for non-profit organizations.
Signed into law
Provides that taxpayers may contribute to the heart disease prevention and education fund by their income tax return and establishes the fund.
Vetoed
Adopts the interstate compact for juveniles.
Provides defendants not sentenced to a period of imprisonment and inmates being released shall be given a copy of their criminal record; such copy of a criminal record shall be free of charge.
Provides inmates the opportunity to obtain a general equivalency diploma; instructs the department of corrections to ensure that academic education programs provide the appropriate curriculum and…
Relates to the guardianship and custody of destitute or dependent children who have a parent or parents incarcerated or in a residential substance abuse treatment program.
Signed into law
Provides that criminal record reports created by the division of criminal justice services shall exclude information about undisposed cases.
Adopted
Adopted
Adopted
Grants inmates and parolees, upon written request, the right to a copy of any pre-sentence reports prepared in connection with the sentence imposed upon such inmate or parolee.
Allows qualified individuals with criminal records to be employed in certain establishments that hold liquor licenses.
Adopted
Relates to certificates of relief from disabilities issued by the board of parole.
Relates to the definition of a sex offense; provides that if luring a child or the attempt thereto requires an actor to register as a sex offender, then the act is determined to be a sex offense.
Creates the New York state commission on sex offender supervision and management; such commission shall consist of thirteen members; the commission shall be required to make a report of its findings.
Relates to the notification requirements of sex offenders.
Establishes no fee shall be charged when the department of correctional services or a local correctional facility requests a birth certificate for the purpose of providing such birth certificate to…
Relates to controlled substances and indeterminate sentences; relates to the expansion of merit time and repeals provisions relating to the allowance of limited credit time for inmates.
Adds certification and minimum work as an optician, hazardous materials removal worker, sign language interpreter, or worker in the puppies behind bars program to significant programmatic…
Relates to the definition of a sexually violent offender as applied to out-of-state offenders.
Relates to the reuse plan for those prisons that are proposed to be closed.
Authorizes the use of school facilities by not-for-profit or charitable organizations for the operation of after-school programs; such programs shall present some form of educational instruction or…
Establishes it shall be an unfair educational practice to exclude or discriminate against any person seeking admission to an educational institution by reason of his or her having been convicted of…
Authorizes the correctional association to inspect residential juvenile detention facilities.
Adopted
Makes technical changes to ensure that certificates of relief from disabilities and certificates of good conduct issued by the correction department are correctly identified and considered.
Establishes the chief administrator of the courts shall submit annually a report on the administration, function and effectiveness of the Drug Treatment Court Program during the preceding year.
Provides for defense and indemnification of a duly elected officer of a parents' association in New York City community school districts in suits by community board members or superintendents or…
Relates to certain requirements under the Restore New York's communities initiative; requires municipalities and businesses that receive awards under the program to give priority in hiring to…
Extends the definition of the term "correctional facilities medical care personnel" to include personnel engaged in providing health care at local correctional facilities.
Relates to the definition of "direct relationship" for the purposes of article 23-A of the correction law regarding licensures and employment of persons previously convicted of one or more criminal…
Creates a process whereby the division of criminal justice services is to verify criminal record information where certain arrest warrant information contains contradictory information; requires the…
Adopted
Relates to drug law reform, drug treatment and crime reduction; relates further to sentencing proceedings; sentences of parole supervision; combined law enforcement and community strategy to…
Provides that any condition of impairment of health caused by diseases of the heart, resulting in disability or death to a paid member of the uniformed force of a paid correction department where…
Requires the superintendent of each department of correctional services facility to ensure that an application for medical assistance is filed for each inmate not less than 90 days prior to the…
Establishes a certificate of restoration to replace the terms "certificate of good conduct" and "certificate of relief from disabilities" and the repeal of certain provisions relating to…
Clarifies that individuals have the ability to vote by absentee ballot where their maximum sentence of imprisonment has expired.
Relates to aggravated harassment of an employee by an inmate to include in the definition of employee, an employee of the division of probation and correctional alternatives, or a police officer.
Requires the commissioner of corrections to establish a staffing plan for all uniformed and non-uniformed employees; further requires adequate staffing at correctional facilities.
Provides that localities be reimbursed by the state for costs incurred while transporting prisoners to state prison, specifically for the salaries of employees engaged in the transportation of such…
Directs the commissioner of correctional services to provide a report for an adaptive reuse plan at the time the notice of closure of a correctional facility is provided; such commissioner shall…
Establishes that no person who has previously provided a DNA sample shall be required to pay a DNA databank fee for his or her conviction for a subsequent designated offense unless such sample has…
Establishes the state board of parole shall have the power to release on medical parole any inmate who has been certified to be suffering from a significant and permanent non-terminal condition,…
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