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2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 836 - Division of Criminal Justice Services; Commissioner, Organization and Employees.

§ 836. Division    of   criminal   justice   services;   commissioner,
  organization  and  employees.  1.  There  shall  be  in  the   executive
  department a division of criminal justice services.
2.  The  head  of  the  division shall be a commissioner, who shall be
  appointed by the governor, by and with the advice  and  consent  of  the
  senate,  and  hold office at the pleasure of the governor by whom he was
  appointed and until  his  successor  is  appointed  and  qualified.  The
  commissioner  shall be the chief executive officer of and in sole charge
  of the administration of the division. The commissioner shall receive an
  annual salary to be fixed by the governor within  the  amount  available
  therefor   by  appropriation;  and  he  shall  be  entitled  to  receive
  reimbursement for expenses actually and necessarily incurred by  him  in
  the performance of his duties.
3.  The commissioner may, from time to time, create, abolish, transfer
  and  consolidate  bureaus  and  other  units  within  the  division  not
  expressly  established  by  law  as  he  may determine necessary for the
  efficient operation of the division, subject  to  the  approval  of  the
  director of the budget.
4.  The  commissioner may appoint such deputies, directors, assistants
  and other officers and employees, committees and consultants as  he  may
  deem   necessary,   prescribe   their   powers  and  duties,  fix  their
  compensation and provide for reimbursement of their expenses within  the
  amounts appropriated therefor.
5.  The  commissioner  may  request  and  receive from any department,
  division, board, bureau, commission or other agency of the state or  any
  political  subdivision  thereof or any public authority such assistance,
  information and data as will enable the division properly to  carry  out
  its functions, powers and duties.
6.  The  principal  office  of  the division shall be in the county of
  Albany.
7. The  functions,  powers  and  duties  of  the  former  division  of
  probation and correctional alternatives as established in article twelve
  of  this  chapter  shall now be considered a function of the division of
  criminal justice services.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-B - Duties of Courts and Peace Officers.

§ 837-b. Duties of courts and peace officers. 1. It is hereby made the
  duty  of  the  state  administrator  of the unified court system; and of
  every sheriff, county or city commissioner of  correction  and  head  of
  every  police  department,  state,  county, or local, and also railroad,
  steamship, park, aqueduct and tunnel  police  and  town  constables,  of
  every district attorney, of every probation agency; and of head of every
  institution  or  department,  state,  county  and  local,  dealing  with
  criminals and of every other officer, person  or  agency,  dealing  with
  crimes  or  criminals or with delinquency or delinquents, to transmit to
  the commissioner not later than  the  fifteenth  day  of  each  calendar
  month, or at such times as provided in the rules and regulations adopted
  by  the commissioner, such information as may be necessary to enable him
  to comply with subdivision four of section eight  hundred  thirty-seven.
  Such  reports  shall  be  made upon forms which shall be supplied by the
  commissioner.
2. Such officers and  agencies  shall  install  and  maintain  records
  needed  for  reporting  data required by the commissioner and shall give
  him or his accredited agents  access  to  records  for  the  purpose  of
  inspection.
3.  For every neglect to comply with the requirements of this section,
  the commissioner may apply to the supreme court for an order directed to
  such person responsible requiring compliance. Upon such application  the
  court  may issue such order as may be just, and a failure to comply with
  the order of the court shall be a contempt of court  and  punishable  as
  such.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-C - Processing Requests Submitted by Police Departments.

§ 837-c. Processing  requests  submitted by police departments. a.  As
  used in this section, the term  "police  department"  means  any  police
  department  or  sheriff's  office  of this state or any of its political
  subdivisions.
b. The police department may forward and the division  shall  receive,
  process   and,   subject  to  subdivision  e  of  this  section,  retain
  fingerprints and such descriptive data as the division  may  require  of
  persons applying for employment with such department.
c.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of the division to forward to the police
  department  any  arrest  record  involving  any  person   described   in
  subdivision b of this section.
d.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  police department to notify the
  division if an applicant for employment by the police department has not
  been  hired,  or  an  employee  has  died,  resigned,  retired  or  been
  dismissed.
e.  Upon  receiving  notification  in accordance with subdivision d of
  this section, the division shall either return to the police  department
  or  destroy  all  documents forwarded to it pursuant to subdivision b of
  this section.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-F-2 - Missing Adults.

§  837-f-2. Missing adults. In the event that a police agency receives
  a report that an adult person is missing from  his  or  her  normal  and
  ordinary  place  of residence and whose whereabouts cannot be determined
  by an individual whose relationship with such adult person  would  place
  such  individual  in  a  position  to  have  knowledge  of  his  or  her
  whereabouts, and that such missing adult person has a proven disability,
  or may be in physical danger, or is missing after a catastrophe, or  may
  have  disappeared involuntarily, or is missing under circumstances where
  there is a reasonable concern for his or her safety;  and  such  missing
  adult  person  does  not  qualify  as either a missing child pursuant to
  section eight hundred thirty-seven-e of this  article  or  a  vulnerable
  adult  pursuant  to  section  eight  hundred  thirty-seven-f-1  of  this
  article, the police agency shall collect information necessary  to  file
  an  electronic  report  regarding  the  missing  adult  person  with the
  national crime information center register and  submit  such  electronic
  report to the national crime information center register.
The  division  shall  transmit  the report of the missing adult to the
  National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)  within  thirty
  days  after  entry  of  a  report  of  a missing adult into the register
  whenever circumstances  indicate  that  the  missing  adult  may  be  at
  immediate  risk  of  death  or  injury,  or  may  be a match to a record
  maintained in the NamUs unidentified  person  database  and  within  one
  hundred eighty days in any other case.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-G - Livery Vehicle Safety Training Program Establishment.

§  837-g.  Livery vehicle safety training program establishment. There
  is hereby created within the division a livery vehicle  safety  program,
  to  be administered by the commissioner, to distribute funds to provider
  agencies for the provision of program services to  eligible  drivers  of
  livery vehicles.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-H - Livery Vehicle Safety Program; Standards; Eligibility; Reports.

§   837-h.   Livery   vehicle   safety  training  program;  standards;
eligibility; reports. 1. The  commissioner,  in  consultation  with  the
division of state police and the local licensing authority as defined in
section  six  hundred twenty-one of this chapter, shall promulgate rules
and regulations necessary  for  the  efficient  operation  of  a  livery
vehicle  safety  training  program.  Such  rules and regulations issued,
adopted or amended must at a minimum provide:
(a) the development of a training program  curriculum  which  includes
instruction on:
(i)  methods  to  maximize  personal  safety, including information on
available equipment and technologies;
(ii) effective passenger management and communications skills;
(iii) vehicular and pedestrian  safety,  including  a  review  of  the
applicable provisions of the vehicle and traffic law; and
(iv) any other subject relevant to the public health and safety in the
operation of livery vehicles;
(b)  the  procedure by which the provider agencies make application to
receive funding to operate a program and the form of the application;
(c)  the  procedure  by  which  provider  agencies   report   to   the
commissioner regarding the provision of program services and the form of
the report;
(d) the procedure for periodic monitoring and evaluation of the livery
vehicle safety training program.
2.  Each  provider  agency shall prepare a plan, to be approved by the
commissioner, for the provision of program services to eligible drivers.
Such plan shall include, at a minimum, the nature of the services to  be
rendered,  how  the  services  comply with the developed curriculum, the
cost associated with rendering such services and a  description  of  how
the  services  will  enhance  livery vehicle safety. For the purposes of
this section the term "provider agency" shall mean a county,  municipal,
local  unit  of  government  or  a  college  or  a  university  or a law
enforcement agency or a not-for-profit entity.
3. Each provider agency  shall  furnish  the  commissioner  a  written
report  in  a format and at a time to be determined by the commissioner,
subject to standards promulgated pursuant to this section  which  shall,
at a minimum contain:
(a)  a  description of how the assistance provided, in accordance with
the program established herein, enhanced livery vehicle services; and
(b) the nature and costs of program services provided.
4. For the purposes of this section the term  "livery  vehicle"  shall
have  the  same  meaning as the term "livery", as defined in section six
hundred twenty-one of this chapter.
5. Nothing contained in this section shall impose liability  upon  the
division  or the state for death, injury or loss incurred by a driver by
reason of that driver having participated in the livery  vehicle  safety
training program.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-I - Uniform Parking Ticket.

§ 837-i. Uniform  parking  ticket. 1. The commissioner, in cooperation
  with the commissioner of  the  department  of  motor  vehicles,  and  in
  consultation  with  the  chief  executive  officers  of  cities  with  a
  population in excess of one hundred thousand persons  according  to  the
  nineteen  hundred  eighty  United States census shall prescribe the form
  and content of uniform parking tickets for  such  cities  in  all  cases
  involving  a  parking,  standing  or  stopping  violation  as defined in
  accordance with the vehicle and traffic law, hereinafter referred to  as
  parking  violations,  or of any local law, ordinance, rule or regulation
  adopted pursuant to the vehicle and  traffic  law  relating  to  parking
  violations.  Upon  written application of the chief executive officer of
  any  such  city,  the  commissioner,   after   consultation   with   the
  commissioner  of the department of motor vehicles, may authorize the use
  of a parking ticket other than the  uniform  parking  ticket  prescribed
  pursuant  to this section if he or she determines that use of such other
  parking ticket is not inconsistent  with,  and  will  not  diminish  the
  effectiveness  of,  the  parking  violations enforcement and disposition
  program established pursuant to section eight hundred thirty-seven-j  of
  this chapter, and may also authorize for a specified time period the use
  of  a  parking  ticket  which  was  used  by  such city on or before the
  effective date of this section.
2. The commissioner in consultation with the chief executive  officers
  of  cities  with  a population in excess of one hundred thousand persons
  according to the nineteen hundred  eighty  United  States  census  shall
  establish a system to record and monitor the issuance and disposition of
  parking  tickets,  to  monitor the collection of the mandatory surcharge
  required by section eighteen hundred nine-a of the vehicle  and  traffic
  law  and  to receive information from cities for this purpose. Each such
  city shall report on such parking violations on a monthly basis  in  the
  form  and  manner  prescribed  by  the  commissioner  including, but not
  limited to, the parking tickets issued, the dispositions of such tickets
  and the amount of fines, penalties and mandatory  surcharges  collected.
  The commissioner shall collect, process and analyze such information and
  present  periodic  reports  on  the  parking  violations enforcement and
  disposition program.
3. The commissioner shall have the power from time to  time  to  adopt
  such  rules  and  regulations  as  may  be  necessary  to accomplish the
  purposes of this section.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-J - Parking Violations Enforcement and Disposition Program.

* § 837-j. Parking  violations enforcement and disposition program. 1.
  The commissioner  and  the  commissioner  of  the  department  of  motor
  vehicles  may  enter into an agreement to effect the enhanced collection
  of the mandatory surcharges imposed pursuant to section eighteen hundred
  nine-a of the vehicle and traffic law. The terms of such agreement shall
  authorize the exchange between the division and the department of  motor
  vehicles  of  information  concerning  outstanding  fines, penalties and
  unpaid mandatory surcharges and  identification  information  concerning
  persons with adjudicated parking violations subject to the imposition of
  such fines, penalties and mandatory surcharges.
2.  The  commissioner  and the commissioner of the department of motor
  vehicles shall enter into any necessary  joint  enforcement  agreements,
  which  agreements  shall  be consistent with any agreement authorized by
  subdivision one of this section.
3. The commissioner of the  department  of  motor  vehicles  shall  be
  authorized  to  cooperate  with  traffic and law enforcement agencies of
  other states and of  the  United  States,  to  obtain  and  furnish  any
  assistance  or  information necessary for the enforcement and collection
  of fines, penalties and mandatory surcharges for parking violations.
4. The commissioner, in consultation  with  the  commissioner  of  the
  department of motor vehicles shall promulgate such rules and regulations
  as may be necessary to effect the purposes of this section.
* NB Repealed September 1, 2025
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-L - Capital Prosecution Extraordinary Assistance Program.

§ 837-l. Capital  prosecution  extraordinary assistance program. There
  is  hereby  created  within   the   division   a   capital   prosecution
  extraordinary assistance program to be administered by the commissioner,
  to distribute funds to district attorneys for the prosecution of capital
  cases.   Such   funds   shall  be  distributed  where  the  commissioner
  determines, on the basis of a written  certification  by  the  applicant
  district  attorney,  that  due  to the nature or number of capital cases
  being prosecuted by the district attorney a significant financial burden
  has resulted and financial assistance is necessary in order  to  fulfill
  such  district attorney's responsibilities; provided, however, that such
  funds shall not be used to supplant existing resources.  Such funds  may
  also  be  distributed  to  a  district attorney who, upon the request of
  another district attorney, has provided assistance in the prosecution of
  a capital case.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-M - Reporting Duties of Law Enforcement Departments With Respect to Missing Children and Vulnerable Adults.

* §  837-m.  Reporting  duties  of  law  enforcement  departments with
  respect to missing children and vulnerable adults. The  chief  of  every
  police  department,  each county sheriff and the superintendent of state
  police shall report,  at  least  semi-annually,  to  the  division  with
  respect  to  specified  cases  of missing children that are closed. Such
  reports shall be in the form and manner prescribed by the  division  and
  shall   contain   such  information  as  the  division  deems  necessary
  including, but not limited to, information regarding recovered  children
  who were arrested, children who were the victims of criminal activity or
  exploitation  and  children  who  were  found  deceased  and information
  regarding the alleged abductor or  killer  of  such  children.  Any  law
  enforcement   department  referred  to  in  this  section  may,  in  its
  discretion, include in such semi-annual reports information relating  to
  missing  vulnerable  adults  as  such  term  is defined in section eight
  hundred thirty-seven-f-one of this article.
* NB There are 2 § 837-m's
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-P - Criminal History Records Search for Certain Licenses and Registrations in the County of Westchester.

§  837-p.  Criminal  history  records  search for certain licenses and
registrations in the county of Westchester. 1. As used in this section:
(a)  "Commission"  shall  mean  the  Westchester  county  solid  waste
commission.
(b)  "Applicant"  shall  mean  a  person  applying  for  a  license or
registration pursuant to chapter eight hundred twenty-six-a of the  laws
of Westchester county which requires the submission of fingerprints.
2.   As   a   condition   of  eligibility  for  such  licenses  and/or
registrations, the commission shall obtain two sets of  the  applicant's
fingerprints  and  submit such fingerprints to the division for purposes
of determining the criminal history of the applicant.
3. The first set of fingerprints received by  the  division  shall  be
used to identify the applicant and to conduct a criminal history records
search  of  the  division's New York state files to determine whether or
not such applicant has a criminal history in this  state.  The  division
shall  forward  the  second  set of such applicant's fingerprints to the
federal bureau of investigation for the purpose of a nationwide criminal
history record check to determine whether such applicant has a  criminal
history in any state or federal jurisdiction.
4.  The  division  shall promptly transmit the reports of the New York
state  criminal  record  search  to  the  executive  director   of   the
commission.  The  federal  bureau of investigation reports of nationwide
criminal records searches shall be transmitted to the executive director
of the commission by the most direct means authorized  by  federal  law,
rules   and   regulations.  All  such  reports,  when  received  by  the
commission, shall be marked confidential and securely stored, and  shall
not  be  disclosed  to any person other than the applicant, although the
contents  of  the  report  may  be  disclosed  to  the  members  of  the
commission.
5.  (a) Each applicant shall sign a release authorizing the commission
to submit such applicant's fingerprints to the division and the  federal
bureau   of  investigation,  and  for  the  executive  director  of  the
commission to receive  the  results  of  such  criminal  history  record
searches   supplied   by   the   division  and  the  federal  bureau  of
investigation. Such release shall  also  advise  the  applicant  that  a
criminal   history  record  search  will  be  conducted  concerning  the
applicant and that he or she may obtain a copy of his  or  her  criminal
history  record and seek correction of any information contained in such
record pursuant to regulations promulgated by the division.
(b) Each such  applicant  shall,  in  advance,  make  payment  to  the
commission  of  the  fee  required  pursuant  to  subdivision eight-a of
section eight hundred thirty-seven of this article and any  fee  imposed
by the federal bureau of investigation.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-Q - Payments to Westchester County for Policing Special Parkways.

§ 837-q. Payments to Westchester county for policing special parkways.
  The  commissioner of the division of criminal justice services is hereby
  authorized and directed, pursuant  to  annual  appropriations,  to  make
  payments  to  Westchester  county  for  costs  associated  with policing
  special parkways as defined in subdivision two of section seventy of the
  transportation law.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-R - Office of Sex Offender Management.

§  837-r.  Office  of  sex  offender  management.  1. Establishment of
office.  There is hereby established within  the  division  of  criminal
justice  services  the office of sex offender management, hereinafter in
this section referred to as "the office."
2. Duties and responsibilities. The office, in consultation  with  the
commissioner  of  mental health, shall be responsible for policy matters
relating to sex offenders and the  management  of  their  behavior.  Its
activities as to such matters shall include, but not be limited to:
(a) Studying issues relating to management of sex offender behavior in
consultation   with   experts,   service  providers  and  representative
organizations in the field of sex offender management;
(b) Serving as a clearinghouse for information and materials including
lists of treatment providers  and  other  community  resources  for  sex
offender management;
(c)  Advising  the  governor and the legislature on the most effective
ways for state government to address issues of sex offender management;
(d) Coordinating and recommending sex offender management  policy  and
interagency  initiatives  including matters relating to risk assessment;
provision of treatment; supervision policy; the use of videoconferencing
and other tools to expedite hearings; the use of polygraphs,  electronic
monitoring,  and  other  supervisory  tools;  the sharing of information
among relevant agencies; residential issues; and other matters  relating
to re-entry and integration into society;
(e)  Developing  recommendations  as  to  standards,  guidelines, best
practices, and qualifications for sex  offender  assessment,  treatment,
and supervision;
(f)  Acting  as  an  advocate for sex offense victims and programs and
coordinating activities of other agencies with related functions;
(g)  Developing  and  implementing  campaigns  of  public   awareness,
community outreach, and sex offense prevention;
(h)   Coordinating   programs   of  training  and  education  for  law
enforcement  and  treatment  providers,  judges,  attorneys,  and  other
professionals; and
(i)   Developing   case   management  systems  and  other  information
technology to support state activities in the management of sex offender
behavior.
3. Other state agencies shall provide cooperation  and  assistance  to
the  office  so  as  to  assist  it  in the effective performance of its
duties.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-S - Search for Sex Offense Conviction Records of Emergency Medical Technician and Other First Responder Applicants.

§  837-s.  Search  for  sex  offense  conviction  records of emergency
  medical technician and other first responder applicants.  1.  The  chief
  officer  of  any volunteer ambulance company, as such term is defined in
  subdivision two of section three of  the  volunteer  ambulance  workers'
  benefit  law,  any proprietary ambulance service, or any other ambulance
  or emergency  medical  service  providing  emergency  medical  care  and
  transportation  of  sick  or  injured persons to health care facilities,
  shall notify every  new  applicant  for  emergency  medical  technician,
  paramedic,  certified  first responder applicant, or any other applicant
  who would be  responsible  for  providing  emergency  medical  care  and
  transportation  of  sick  or  injured persons to health care facilities,
  including applicants seeking to transfer from one ambulance  company  or
  service  to  another, that their personally identifying information will
  be checked against the public records of those individuals  required  to
  register under article six-C of the correction law.
2.  If  such applicant desires to proceed, within ten business days of
  receiving an  application,  the  chief  officer  shall  inquire  of  the
  division as to whether such applicant is required to register by calling
  the special telephone number established pursuant to section one hundred
  sixty-eight-p  of  the correction law. Such chief officer may also check
  the internet posting subdirectory of level two and three  sex  offenders
  established  pursuant  to  section  one  hundred  sixty-eight-q  of  the
  correction law.
3. Where such search reveals that an  applicant  is  registered  under
  article  six-C of the correction law, the chief officer of the ambulance
  company or service shall determine whether or not such person  shall  be
  eligible  to  be  elected  or  otherwise  appointed  as a member of such
  ambulance  company  or  service.  Such  determination  shall   be   made
  consistent  with article twenty-three-A of the correction law and a copy
  of such article shall be provided to the applicant.
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-T - Use of Force Reporting.

§  837-t.  Use  of  force  reporting.  1.  The  chief  of every police
  department, each county sheriff, and the superintendent of state  police
  shall  report  to  the  division,  in  a  form  and manner as defined in
  regulations by the division, any  instance  or  occurrence  in  which  a
  police officer, as defined in subdivision thirty-four of section 1.20 of
  the  criminal  procedure  law, or a peace officer, as defined in section
  2.10 of the criminal procedure law, employs the use of force as follows:
a. brandishes, uses or discharges a firearm at or in the direction  of
  another person; or
b.  uses a chokehold or similar restraint that applies pressure to the
  throat or windpipe of a person in a manner that may hinder breathing  or
  reduce intake of air; or
c.  displays,  uses  or  deploys  a chemical agent, including, but not
  limited to, oleoresin capsicum, pepper spray or tear gas; or
d. brandishes, uses or deploys an impact weapon,  including,  but  not
  limited to, a baton or billy; or
e.   brandishes,   uses  or  deploys  an  electronic  control  weapon,
  including, but not limited to, an electronic stun  gun,  flash  bomb  or
  long range acoustic device; or
f.  engages  in  conduct  which results in the death or serious bodily
  injury of another person. Serious bodily injury  is  defined  as  bodily
  injury  that  involves  a  substantial  risk  of death, unconsciousness,
  protracted and obvious disfigurement, or protracted loss  of  impairment
  of the function of a bodily member, organ or mental faculty.
2. On an annual basis, the commissioner shall conspicuously publish on
  the  department's  website  a  comprehensive report including the use of
  force information received under subdivision one of this section  during
  the  preceding  year.  Such  reports shall not identify the names of the
  individuals involved, but for each event reported, shall list  the  date
  of  the  event, the location disaggregated by county and law enforcement
  agencies involved,  the  town  or  city,  and  any  additional  relevant
  location  information,  a description of the circumstances of the event,
  and the race, sex, ethnicity, age, or, if unknown,  approximate  age  of
  all persons engaging in the use of force or suffering such injury.
2023 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 age, 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; whether the prosecutor requested  that
  the  court  fix  bail,  the  amounts  and forms of bail requested by the
  prosecutor, and the amounts and forms of bail  set  by  the  court;  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 aggregated 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.
2023 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
2023 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
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-W - Technological Viability of Microstamping-Enabled Firearms.

* §  837-w. Technological viability of microstamping-enabled firearms.
1.  As used in this section, the terms  "microstamping-enabled  pistols"
and "microstamping components" shall have the same meaning as defined in
article two hundred sixty-five of the penal law.
2.  The division or a designee shall within one hundred eighty days of
the effective date of this section:
(a)  engage  in  and  complete  an  investigation   to   certify   the
technological   viability   of   microstamping-enabled   pistols.   This
investigation shall include live-fire testing evidence; and
(b) certify or decline to certify that  microstamping-enabled  pistols
are technologically viable.
3.  Following  a  certification  by  the  division  or a designee that
microstamping-enabled pistols are technologically viable,  the  division
shall:
(a)   within   three   hundred   sixty-five  days  from  the  date  of
certification of the viability of  such  technology  by  division  or  a
designee   pursuant  to  subdivision  one  of  this  section,  establish
performance  standards,  qualifying  criteria  and   testing   protocols
applicable  to the examination and verification of microstamping-enabled
pistols and microstamping components;
(b) within two years from the date of certification of  the  viability
of such technology by division or a designee pursuant to subdivision one
of  this  section,  establish  and  implement verification processes for
microstamping-enabled pistols and microstamping components;
(c) within two years from the date of certification of  the  viability
of such technology by division or a designee pursuant to subdivision one
of  this section, establish processes and standards for the training and
licensure of persons, associations, partnerships, corporations, or other
entities  so  that  such  may  engage  in  the  business  of   servicing
semi-automatic  pistols  and  their components to ensure compliance with
the requirements of article two hundred sixty-five of the penal law; and
(d) within two years from the date of certification of  the  viability
of such technology by division or a designee pursuant to subdivision one
of  this  section, designate a body to service semiautomatic pistols and
their components to ensure compliance with the requirements  of  article
two hundred sixty-five of the penal law.
4.  The  division  shall  promulgate  any rule or regulation as may be
necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.
* NB There are 2 § 837-w's
2023 New York Laws › EXC - Executive › Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services › 837-X*2 - Cooperation With Certain Out-of-State Investigations.

* §  837-x.  Cooperation  with certain out-of-state investigations. No
  state or local law enforcement agency shall cooperate  with  or  provide
  information  to  any  individual  or  out-of-state  agency or department
  regarding the provision, seeking, or assistance in provision or  seeking
  of  lawful  gender-affirming  care,  as  defined  in  paragraph  (c)  of
  subdivision one  of  section  sixty-five  hundred  thirty-one-b  of  the
  education  law,  performed  in this state. Nothing in this section shall
  prohibit the investigation of any criminal activity in this state  which
  may  involve  the  performance of gender-affirming care provided that no
  information relating to any medical procedure performed  on  a  specific
  individual  may  be  shared  with  an  out-of-state  agency or any other
  individual.
* NB There are 2 § 837-x's
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.