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NY Exec L § 837-U (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 837-U - The Division of Criminal Justice Services, in Conjunction With the Chief Administrator of the Courts, Shall Collect Data and Report Annually Regarding Pretrial Release and Detention.

§  837-u.  The  division  of criminal justice services, in conjunction   with the chief administrator of  the  courts,  shall  collect  data  and   report  annually regarding pretrial release and detention. Such data and   report shall contain  information  categorized  by  gender,  racial  and   ethnic  background;  regarding  the  nature  of  the  criminal offenses,   including the top charge of each case; the number and type of charges in   each defendant's criminal record; the number of individuals released  on   recognizance;   the  number  of  individuals  released  on  non-monetary   conditions, including the conditions imposed; the number of  individuals   committed  to  the  custody  of  a  sheriff prior to trial; the rates of   failure  to  appear  and  rearrest;  the  outcome  of  such   cases   or   dispositions;  whether the defendant was represented by counsel at every   court appearance regarding the defendant's securing order; the length of   the pretrial detention stay and any other such information as the  chief   administrator  and  the  division  of criminal justice services may find   necessary and appropriate. Such annual report shall aggregate  the  data   collected by county; court, including city, town and village courts; and   judge.  The data shall be disaggregated in order to protect the identity   of individual defendants. The report  shall  be  released  publicly  and   published  on the websites of the office of court administration and the   division of  criminal  justice  services.  The  first  report  shall  be   published  eighteen  months  after this section shall have become a law,   and shall include data  from  the  first  twelve  months  following  the   enactment  of  this  section.  Reports  for  subsequent  years  shall be   published annually on or before that date thereafter.
NY Exec L § 837-V (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 837-V - Report of Discharge of Weapon.

* §  837-v.  Report  of  discharge  of  weapon. 1. Any law enforcement   officer or peace officer who discharges his or her weapon while on  duty   or  off  duty  under circumstances wherein a person could be struck by a   bullet from  the  weapon,  including  situations  wherein  such  officer   discharges  his  or  her  weapon  in  the  direction  of a person, shall   verbally report the incident to his or her superiors within six hours of   the occurrence of the incident and shall  prepare  and  file  a  written   report of the incident within forty-eight hours of the occurrence of the   incident.    Nothing contained in this section shall prevent any officer   from   invoking   his   or   her   constitutional   right    to    avoid   self-incrimination.2.  As used in this section "law enforcement officer" means a state or   local police officer and "peace officer" means any person designated  as   a peace officer pursuant to section 2.10 of the criminal procedure law.* NB There are 2 § 837-v's
NY Exec L § 837-V-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 837-V*2 - Reporting Duties of Law Enforcement Departments With Respect to Arrest-Related Deaths.

* §  837-v.  Reporting  duties  of  law  enforcement  departments with respect  to  arrest-related  deaths.  1.  The  chief  of  every   police department,  each county sheriff, and the superintendent of state police shall  promptly  report  to  the  division  any  arrest-related   death, disaggregated  by  county.  The  data  shall include all information the division shall report pursuant to the requirements of  subdivision  five of this section.   2.  The  initial  report required by this subdivision shall be for the period beginning six months after the effective date of this section and shall be submitted on an annual basis  thereafter.  Each  annual  report shall be submitted no later than February first.   3. The division shall make the information required by subdivision one of  this section available to the public by posting it on the website of the division. With respect to the information  required  by  subdivision one  of  this  section,  the division shall update such information on a monthly basis and such information shall be posted in alphanumeric  form that  can  be  digitally  transmitted  or  processed and not in portable document format or scanned copies of original documents.   4.  The  division  shall  promulgate  regulations  to  effectuate  the reporting  of  data  from law enforcement departments sufficient to make the reports required by subdivision five of this section.   5. The division shall submit to the governor and  the  legislature  an annual  report  of  arrest-related  deaths  disaggregated  by county. An arrest-related death is a death that occurs while an  individual  is  in law  enforcement  custody  or  during  an  attempt  to establish custody including, but not limited to, deaths caused by any use of  force.  Such report shall include the following information:  (a) the number of arrest-related deaths;  (b) the race, ethnicity, age, and sex of the individual;  (c) the zip code or location where the death occurred; and  (d)   a   brief  description  of  the  circumstances  surrounding  the arrest-related death.   * NB There are 2 § 837-v's
NY Exec L § 838-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 838-B - Victim's Right to Notice.

§  838-b.  Victim's right to notice. Each police agency, prosecutorial   agency and other law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over a  sexual   offense  shall,  upon  request of the victim who has consented to report   such offense to law enforcement, provide the sexual offense victim  with   notice  of  the  date  and  location  at  which  sexual offense evidence   collected or received from such victim is assessed for CODIS eligibility   and analyzed, whether a CODIS eligible profile was developed and whether   or not a DNA match was identified, provided, however,  that  the  police   agency, prosecutorial agency or other law enforcement agency serving the   jurisdiction may temporarily delay release of such DNA match information   to  the  victim,  prior  to  the  arrest  of  a  suspect alleged to have   committed such offense, if such agency documents in writing and notifies   the victim  that  release  of  such  information  would  compromise  the   successful   investigation   of  such  sexual  offense.  The  police  or   prosecutorial agency or other law enforcement agency in possession of  a   sexual  offense  evidence  kit shall notify the sexual offense victim at   least ninety days prior to the expiration  of  the  twenty-year  storage   period  in  accordance  with paragraph (k) of subdivision two of section   twenty-eight hundred five-i of the public health law.
NY Exec L § 841-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 841-B - Functions, Powers and Duties of Council.

§ 841-b. Functions, powers and duties of council. 1. The council shall recommend to the commissioner rules and regulations with respect to:  (a)  the  approval,  or revocation thereof, of security guard training schools and training programs;  (b) minimum courses of study duration,  attendance  requirements,  and equipment  and  facilities  to  be  required  at approved security guard training schools and training  programs,  taking  into  account  subject matter,  the hours each subject is to be taught and special requirements unique to particular assignments, employers and work sites;  (c) minimum qualifications for instructors at approved security  guard training schools and training programs; and  (d)  the  subject  matter  of all training requirements which security guards  and  security  guard  applicants  must  complete  before   being registered as unarmed and armed security guards.   2. The council may, in addition:  (a)  consult with, advise and make recommendations to the commissioner with respect to the exercise of his or her functions, powers and  duties as set forth in this section;  (b)  recommend  studies,  surveys  and  reports  to  be  made  by  the commissioner regarding the carrying out of the objectives  and  purposes of this section;  (c)  visit  and inspect any security guard training school approved by the commissioner or for which application for  such  approval  has  been made;  (d)  make recommendations, from time to time, to the commissioner, the governor, the legislature and the secretary of  state,  with  regard  to implementation of the purposes of this section and of article seven-A of the general business law; and  (e)  perform  such  other  acts  as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the functions of the council.
NY Exec L § 841-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 841-D - Saving Clause.

§ 841-d. Saving  clause.  In case it be judicially determined that any   phrase, clause, part, paragraph or section of any of the  provisions  of   section  eight  hundred forty-one-a, eight hundred forty-one-b, or eight   hundred forty-one-c of this article  is  unconstitutional  or  otherwise   invalid,  such  determination shall not affect the validity or effect of   the remaining provisions of the aforementioned sections.
NY Exec L § 842 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 842 - Council Rules and Regulations Promulgated by Governor.

§ 842. Council  rules  and  regulations promulgated by governor.   The   governor, in his discretion, may adopt and promulgate any or all of  the   rules  and  regulations  recommended  by  the  council  to  the governor   pursuant to subdivision one of section eight  hundred  forty.  When  the   governor  promulgates any rule or regulation recommended by the council,   he shall transmit a certified copy thereof to the secretary of state, in   accordance with the requirements  of  subdivision  one  of  section  one   hundred  two,  including  a  statement  as to the effective date of such   rules or regulations.
NY Exec L § 843 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 843 - Division Homepage on the Internet.

§  843.  Division  homepage  on  the internet. 1. Definitions. For the purposes of this section the following terms shall  have  the  following meanings:  (a)  "Internet"  shall  mean an international computer network of both federal and non-federal  interoperable  packet  switched  data  networks which users may access through a service provider.  (b)  "Homepage" shall mean an individual site or address of a document or file where particular information can be located.   2. The commissioner shall construct, operate and maintain  a  homepage on  the  internet  for the purpose of providing a mechanism for the wide dissemination of information relating to criminal justice issues.   3. The homepage directed to be created by this section  shall  include pictures  and such other information as the commissioner deems necessary pertaining to missing children who resided in New York at  the  time  of their disappearance or whose parent, parents or legal guardian currently reside in New York state.   4. Such homepage shall also contain pictures and information regarding the  ten  most  wanted  criminals in New York state as determined by the superintendent of state police.   5. Such  homepage  shall  also  contain  the  subdirectory  maintained pursuant to section one hundred sixty-eight-q of the correction law.   6.  The  commissioner shall promulgate rules and regulations necessary to carry out the provisions of this section. Such rules and  regulations shall   include   procedures   for   determining   whether   issues   of confidentiality  or  constitutionality  exist   with   regard   to   any information  proposed  to  be  included  on  the homepage created by the division. Where there is a question as to whether the  dissemination  of certain information by the state would be a violation of confidentiality or  of an individual's constitutional rights, such information shall not be included on the division's homepage.
NY Exec L § 845-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 845-A - Presentment of Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Memorial of the Death of Any Police Officer or Peace Officer.

§ 845-a. Presentment of flags lowered to half-staff in memorial of the   death  of any police officer or peace officer. In the event the governor   orders the flags of the United States and the State of New  York  to  be   lowered to half-staff, in memorial of the death of any police officer or   peace  officer  identified  in  the  central  state  registry  of police   officers and  peace  officers  established  pursuant  to  section  eight   hundred   forty-five   of  this  article,  the  commissioner  shall,  in   cooperation with  the  office  of  general  services,  arrange  for  the   procurement  of  a  flag of the United States and a flag of the State of   New York, which were flying over the capitol building at the  time  such   flags  were  lowered  to  half-staff  in  compliance with the governor's   order. Upon the procurement of such flags, the commissioner, or  his  or   her  representative,  shall offer the presentment of such flags, without   cost, to the person designated to dispose of the remains of the officer,   in whose honor such flags were lowered in memorial.
NY Exec L § 845-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 845-C - Criminal History Record Searches; Undisposed Cases.

§  845-c. Criminal history record searches; undisposed cases. 1. When,   pursuant to statute or the regulations of  the  division,  the  division   conducts  a  search of its criminal history records and returns a report   thereon, all references to undisposed cases contained in  such  criminal   history record shall be excluded from such report.2.  For  purposes  of  this  section,  "undisposed  case" shall mean a   criminal action or proceeding  identified  in  the  division's  criminal   history record repository, for which there is no record of an unexecuted   warrant  of  arrest, superior court warrant of arrest, or bench warrant,   and for which no record of conviction or imposition of sentence or other   final disposition, other than the issuance of an  apparently  unexecuted   warrant,  has  been recorded and with respect to which no entry has been   made in the division's criminal history records for a period of at least   five years preceding the issuance of such report. When a criminal action   in  the  division's  criminal  history  record  repository  becomes   an   undisposed  case pursuant to this section, and the action involves class   A charges, charges under article one hundred twenty-five  of  the  penal   law,  or  felony  charges  under article one hundred thirty of the penal   law, the division shall notify the district attorney in the county which   has jurisdiction. If the district attorney notifies  the  division  that   such case is pending and should not meet the definition of an undisposed   case,  the  case shall not be excluded from such report. If the division   does not receive a response from the district attorney within six months   of providing notice, the case shall be excluded from such report.3. The provisions of subdivision one of this section shall  not  apply   to  criminal history record information: (a) provided by the division to   qualified agencies pursuant to subdivision six of section eight  hundred   thirty-seven  of  this  article,  or to federal or state law enforcement   agencies, for criminal justice purposes; (b) prepared solely for a  bona   fide  research  purpose; or (c) prepared for the internal record keeping   or case management purposes of the division.
NY Exec L § 845-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 845-D - Criminal Record Searches: Reports for Civil Purposes.

§  845-d.  Criminal  record  searches:  reports for civil purposes. 1.   When, pursuant to statute or  the  regulations  of  this  division,  the   division  conducts  a  search  of its criminal history records for civil   purposes, and returns  a  report  therein,  it  shall  only  report  any   criminal convictions, and any criminal arrests and accompanying criminal   actions which are pending.2.  The  provisions of subdivision one of this section shall not apply   to criminal history records: (a) provided by the division  to  qualified   agencies  as  defined  in  subdivision  nine  of  section  eight hundred   thirty-five of this article;  (b)  provided  to  federal  or  state  law   enforcement  agencies;  (c)  prepared  solely  for  a bona fide research   purpose; or (d)  prepared  for  the  internal  record  keeping  or  case   management purposes of the division.3.  Nothing  in  this  section shall authorize the division to provide   criminal history information that is not otherwise authorized by law  or   that  is  sealed pursuant to section 160.50, 160.55, 160.58 or 160.59 of   the criminal procedure law.
NY Exec L § 846 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 846 - Programs for the Aging.

* § 846. Programs  for the aging. To provide that the interests of the   elderly are sufficiently represented in the considerations of the  local   criminal justice coordinating councils, as may be formed pursuant to the   federal  omnibus  crime control and safe streets act of nineteen hundred   sixty-eight, as amended, such councils shall include at least one member   who is a representative of persons aged sixty and over.* NB There are 2 § 846's
NY Exec L § 846-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services 846*2 - Programs for the Aging.

* § 846. Programs for the aging. 1. The division, in consultation with   the state office for the aging, shall take all necessary and appropriate   measures  to  develop,  plan,  provide,  and  implement programs for the   protection of persons aged sixty and over, hereafter referred to in this   section as elderly persons, from  situations  and  criminal  acts  which   threaten  their  safety,  security,  and  property, within the resources   available to such agencies for such purposes.2. Pursuant to the requirements of subdivision one  of  this  section,   the division, in consultation with the municipal police training council   and the New York state committee for the coordination of police services   for  the elderly, shall develop an in-service training program, designed   to address the problems associated  with  the  investigation  of  crimes   against elderly persons, and to reduce the criminal victimization of the   elderly  and issue an appropriate certificate to such officers attesting   to their satisfactory completion of such special training program.* NB There are 2 § 846's
NY Exec L § 846-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 36 - Neighborhood Preservation Crime Prevention Act 846-A - Short Title.

§ 846-a. Short  title. This article shall be known and may be cited as   the "neighborhood preservation crime prevention act".
NY Exec L § 846-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 36 - Neighborhood Preservation Crime Prevention Act 846-B - Definitions.

§ 846-b. Definitions. As used in this article, the following words and   phrases shall have the following meanings:1.  "Commissioner"  shall  mean  the  commissioner  of the division of   criminal justice services.2. "Division" shall mean the division of criminal justice services.3. "Municipality" shall mean any city, town or  village,  incorporated   or unincorporated, within the state of New York.4.   "Company"   shall   mean   any   organization,   incorporated  or   unincorporated, organized exclusively for a purpose or purposes, not for   pecuniary profit or financial gain and no part of the assets, income  or   profit  of  which  is distributable to, or inures to the benefit of, its   members, directors (or their  equivalent)  or  officers  except  to  the   extent  permitted  by  law,  and  which is engaged in one or more of the   company activities specified in subdivision five of this section.5.  "Company  activities"  shall  mean  activities   of   neighborhood   preservation  crime  prevention, geared towards the heightened awareness   and practice of community members in techniques stressing the  reduction   of  opportunities  for  crimes to occur and the increased possibility of   police apprehension of criminals. Company activities should also seek to   develop  and  strengthen  a  sense  of  neighborhood  identity   and   a   constructive  attitude in that neighborhood. Activities may include, but   not be limited  to,  tenant-lobby  patrols,  auto  patrols,  street-foot   patrols,  home  and  business  security  surveys, and dispersal of crime   prevention literature and equipment;  provided,  however,  that  nothing   contained  herein  shall  be  interpreted  to  authorize the possession,   carrying, use or dissemination  of  firearms  or  other  deadly  weapons   regardless  of  whether the appropriate license has been issued for such   activity.   Activities  may  also  include  the  involvement  of  senior   citizens and youth in escort services, auxiliary police services and the   utilization   of   community  outreach  through  publicity  of  approved   anti-crime techniques. All activities must have prior approval from  the   division.
NY Exec L § 846-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws EXC - Executive Article 36 - Neighborhood Preservation Crime Prevention Act 846-D - Payments to Companies for the Performance of Company Activities.

§ 846-d. Payments   to   companies  for  the  performance  of  company   activities. 1. Each contract entered into with a company  shall  provide   for  payment  to such company for approved activities to be performed by   it.2. Payment to companies pursuant to this article shall  be  restricted   to sums required for the payment of salaries and wages of employees, and   for  the  purchase  of necessary equipment for the execution of approved   activities. Nothing contained herein shall be interpreted  to  authorize   expenditures  leading  to  the  possession,  utilization,  carrying,  or   dissemination of firearms or other deadly weapons, regardless of whether   the appropriate license has been issued for same.  Qualifying  equipment   expenditures  may  include, but shall not be limited to, locks and audio   warning devices for use by financially  needy,  victim-prone  residents,   patrol  vehicles  (for  the exclusive use of volunteers), radios, signs,   gasoline, support services  for  crime  victims,  publicity  and  office   supplies.  Authorized  expenditures may not include salaries of, or fees   for, the hiring of private guards or charges for  or  expenses  incurred   for the use of vehicles for private guards.3.  Payments  shall  be  made  by  the division to a company, not less   frequently than quarter-annually to  compensate  such  company  for  the   company activities which it shall undertake to perform.4. No company receiving payments from any other funds of the state for   activities  performed  by  it  under  the  contract  shall receive or be   eligible to receive payments pursuant to this  article.  To  the  extent   other state funds are received in violation of this subdivision payments   otherwise due under this article shall be accordingly reduced.