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2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 11 - Executive Clemency › 266 - Disbursements.

§  266.  Disbursements. Any disbursements necessary to be made for any
  of the purposes mentioned  in  this  article  shall  be  paid  from  the
  treasury upon the approval of the governor's secretary, on the audit and
  warrant  of  the  comptroller,  out  of  any  moneys in the treasury not
  otherwise appropriated.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 12 - Local Conditional Release Commission › 270 - Definitions.

§  270. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms have
  the following meanings:
1. "Commission" means the local conditional release commission.
2. "County" means each county in the state, except a county within the
  city of New York.
3. "County executive" means the county commissioner,  county  manager,
  county director or county president.
4. "Division" means the division of criminal justice services.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 12 - Local Conditional Release Commission › 271 - Local Conditional Release Commission; Organization.

§  271.  Local  conditional release commission; organization. 1. Every
  county, and the city of New York, may adopt a local law  establishing  a
  local conditional release commission. Such commission shall be appointed
  by  the  county  executive,  upon  the  advice and consent of the county
  legislature, or in the case of the city of  New  York,  such  commission
  shall be appointed by the mayor, upon the advice and consent of the city
  council.  Each  such  commission shall consist of at least five members.
  Each member of the commission shall have graduated  from  an  accredited
  four  year  college or university and shall have had at least five years
  of experience in the field of criminology,  administration  of  criminal
  justice,  law  enforcement,  probation, parole, law, social work, social
  science, psychology, psychiatry or corrections.
2. The term of office of each member of such commission shall  be  for
  four  years; provided, however, that any member chosen to fill a vacancy
  occurring otherwise than by expiration of term shall  be  appointed  for
  the  remainder of the unexpired term of the member whom the person is to
  succeed. Vacancies caused by expiration of term or  otherwise  shall  be
  filled in the same manner as original appointments.
3.  No member of the commission shall serve as a representative of any
  political party on  an  executive  committee  or  other  governing  body
  thereof, as an executive officer or employee of any political committee,
  organization  or  association,  nor  be a judge or justice, a sheriff or
  district attorney.
4. Any member may be removed by the county executive, or the mayor  in
  the  case  of  the  city  of  New  York,  for cause, after notice and an
  opportunity to be heard.
5. The director of the local probation department, or such  director's
  designee,  shall  serve  as  an  ex-officio,  non-voting  member  of the
  commission.
6. The local probation department shall assign staff  support  to  the
  commission.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 12 - Local Conditional Release Commission › 275 - Transfer of Custody and Supervision of Conditional Releasee.

§ 275. Transfer of custody and supervision of conditional releasee. 1.
  If  a  person  who has been granted conditional release pursuant to this
  article resides or desires to reside in  a  place  other  than  the  one
  located  within  the  jurisdiction  of  the  commission  which has legal
  custody of such person, such commission,  or  any  member  thereof,  may
  designate  any other commission established pursuant to this article, or
  the department, to assume custody of such person  and  may  so  transfer
  custody upon the consent of such other commission or the department.
2.  Where custody of a person who has been granted conditional release
  pursuant to this article is transferred pursuant to subdivision  one  of
  this  section,  upon  designation  and prior to transfer, the commission
  making the designation  shall  notify  the  commission  which  has  been
  designated  to  receive  custody of such transfer or the department. The
  commission making the designation shall immediately forward  its  entire
  case  record  regarding  such  person to the receiving commission or the
  department. The commission to which legal custody has been  transferred,
  or  the department, shall assume the same powers and duties exercised by
  the designating commission and shall  have  the  sole  custody  of  such
  person.
3.  The  commission making the designation shall, upon designation and
  prior to transfer, notify the local probation department located in  the
  jurisdiction  of  the  receiving commission of the duties of supervision
  and conditions of release of such person. Upon such  notification,  such
  probation  department  shall assume responsibilities of supervision. The
  commission making the designation shall immediately forward  its  entire
  case record regarding such person to such probation department.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 12 - Local Conditional Release Commission › 276 - Regulations and Report.

§   276.   Regulations  and  report.  The  division  shall  promulgate
  regulations in conformance with the provisions  of  this  article  which
  ensure  that local conditional release commissions operate in accordance
  with the requirements provided  in  this  article.  The  division  shall
  report  annually  to  the  speaker  of the assembly and to the temporary
  president of the senate concerning the operations of  local  conditional
  release commissions.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 320 - Who May Apply for Appointment of Committee.

§  320.  Who  may  apply  for  appointment of committee. When ever any
  person has been convicted and sentenced to imprisonment  in  this  state
  for life, the husband, wife, relatives or next of kin or any creditor of
  such person may apply to the supreme court, at a special term thereof in
  the  judicial  district  in which said person resided at the time of his
  conviction, for the appointment of a committee of such person's  estate,
  both real and personal.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 321 - Application for Appointment of Committee.

§  321.  Application  for  appointment  of committee. Such application
  shall be made upon personal notice of not less than twenty days to  such
  convicted  person  and  to the district attorney of the county where the
  conviction was had, and upon notice to such other persons  as  would  be
  entitled  to  notice  of application for the probate of the will of such
  convicted person if he were  then  dead  leaving  a  will  of  real  and
  personal  property,  to be given in like manner as notice of application
  for such probate. The application shall, among other things,  set  forth
  the  amount of the property of such person, and the names and residences
  of his heirs-at-law and next of kin, as near as the same  are  known  or
  can be ascertained by the applicant. Upon such application and due proof
  of  the  service  of  the  notice herein required, the court may, in its
  discretion, appoint a committee of the estate of such convicted  person.
  The  person  or persons so appointed as such committee shall file a bond
  in the county clerk's office of such county, and in such amount and with
  such sureties as the said court  shall  direct.  A  copy  of  the  order
  appointing  such committee certified by the clerk of the county in which
  the order is filed, shall be filed in every county  in  which  any  real
  estate of such convicted person is situated.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 322 - Payment of Debts and Application of Property.

§  322.  Payment of debts and application of property. The court shall
  direct the payment of the debts  of  such  convicted  person  from  said
  property,  and  may also in its discretion direct the application of the
  income, and if need be, of  the  principal  of  such  property,  to  the
  support, education and maintenance of such persons as the said convicted
  person  would  be  legally  liable  to  support  if  he  had not been so
  convicted. Or the court may direct the  care  and  preservation  of  the
  income  and  principal  of  such  estate  until the natural death of the
  person so convicted.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 323 - Sale of Property.

§ 323. Sale of property. The court in the judicial district in which a
  person  is  sentenced  to  life  imprisonment may empower, authorize and
  direct a committee of such person to sell any of the  real  or  personal
  property  of  such person, and to do whatever may be deemed necessary in
  the management of any of such person's property in the manner prescribed
  for a committee of an incompetent. The court may from time to  time,  in
  the  manner prescribed upon the sale of the property of an infant, if it
  deems it necessary, or that the estate will be benefited thereby, direct
  the sale of any of the real or personal property by said committee,  and
  the  investment  of  the  proceeds of such sale. The court shall control
  such committees in the performance of their duties; and may from time to
  time modify and alter its direction or orders in any  matter  pertaining
  to an estate.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 324 - Report of Committee; Compensation.

§  324.  Report of committee; compensation. The committee so appointed
  shall annually render an account to the court of his management  and  of
  his  receipts  and  disbursements,  and  transmit  a copy thereof to the
  person so convicted. The  court  may  grant  such  compensation  to  the
  committee  as  it  deems proper, not exceeding, however, the amount that
  may be allowed to an administrator.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 13 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Life › 325 - Proceedings on Pardon or Commutation of Sentence.

§  325.  Proceedings on pardon or commutation of sentence. Should said
  convicted person be pardoned, or his sentence  be  commuted,  the  court
  shall  direct the committee to transfer to him, after his discharge from
  prison, all of said property remaining in his hands not lawfully applied
  or used as herein provided for, and upon the  death  of  such  convicted
  person not pardoned or commuted as aforesaid, the court shall direct the
  distribution  of such property as upon the natural death of a person not
  convicted.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 350 - When and to What Court Application to Be Made.

§  350.  When and to what court application to be made. Where a person
  is imprisoned in a state prison, for a term less than for life or  in  a
  penitentiary  or  county jail, for a criminal offense, for a longer term
  than one year; one or more trustees, to take charge of his property, may
  be appointed, as prescribed in this article, by the county court of  the
  county,  or the supreme court in the judicial district, where he resided
  at the time of his imprisonment, or if he was not then a resident of the
  state, where he is imprisoned.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 351 - Who May Apply.

§  351.  Who  may  apply.  A  petition  for such an appointment may be
  presented by either of the following persons:
1. A creditor of the prisoner.
2. The prisoner's husband, wife, or child.
3. One or more of his next of kin, or, where he owns real property, of
  his heirs presumptive.
4. A relative whom he is bound to support.
5. Any relative or other person, in behalf  of  his  infant  child  or
  children.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 352 - Creditor Must Relinquish Security.

§  352. Creditor must relinquish security. A creditor of the prisoner,
  who has a judgment, mortgage, or other security,  specified  in  section
  fifty-nine  of  the  debtor  and creditor law, can not apply for such an
  appointment, with respect to the debt so secured, unless he  appends  to
  or  includes  in his petition, the declaration, required by that section
  from a consenting creditor; which declaration has the same effect as the
  declaration of a consenting creditor, as therein specified.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 353 - Contents of Petition.

§  353.  Contents  of  petition.  The petition must be in writing, and
  verified by the affidavit of the petitioner, to  the  effect,  that  the
  matters of fact therein stated are true, to the best of the petitioner's
  knowledge  and  belief.  It  must  set forth the facts, showing that the
  applicant is entitled to make the application, and that the  application
  is  made to the proper court; the name and residence of each person, who
  is entitled to make such an  application,  as  prescribed  in  the  last
  section  but  one,  except  the  fifth  subdivision thereof; and a brief
  description of the property, real and personal, of the prisoner, and the
  value thereof. If the applicant is a creditor, and not a resident of the
  state, he must annex to his petition, the papers  specified  in  section
  sixty-two  of  the  debtor and creditor law. If any of the facts, herein
  required to be set forth can not be ascertained by the petitioner, after
  the exercise of due diligence, that fact must be stated; and  the  court
  may, in its discretion, issue a subpoena, requiring any person to attend
  and  testify,  respecting any matter, which, in its opinion, ought to be
  more fully and certainly set forth.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 354 - Copy of Sentence and Affidavit to Be Presented.

§  354.  Copy  of sentence and affidavit to be presented. The petition
  must be accompanied with a copy of the sentence  of  conviction  of  the
  prisoner,  duly  certified  by  the  clerk  of the court by which he was
  sentenced, under the seal thereof; together with  an  affidavit  of  the
  applicant,  stating  that the person so convicted is actually imprisoned
  thereunder.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 355 - Proceedings Upon Presentation of the Papers.

§   355.  Proceedings  upon  presentation  of  the  papers.  Upon  the
  presentation of the papers, the court may, in its  discretion,  make  an
  order,  either  appointing  one  or  more  fit  persons  trustees of the
  property of the prisoner; or requiring all creditors  of  the  prisoner,
  and  all  persons interested in his estate, to show cause, at a time and
  place specified therein, why such an appointment should not be made.  In
  the latter case, the order must direct the manner of service thereof, by
  publication or otherwise.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 356 - Proceedings on Return of Order to Show Cause.

§  356.  Proceedings on return of order to show cause. Upon the return
  of an order to show cause, made as prescribed in the last section, proof
  of the service  thereof,  as  required  thereby,  must  first  be  made;
  whereupon  the  court  must  hear  the  allegations  and  proofs  of the
  creditors, and other persons interested in the estate, who appear. Where
  the prisoner is indebted to any person, the court must  appoint  one  or
  more  trustees, unless the persons interested in the prisoner's property
  pay the debt, or give such security, as the court  prescribes,  for  the
  payment  thereof,  either absolutely, or contingently upon a recovery in
  an action; in which case or where the  prisoner  is  not  indebted,  the
  court may grant or deny the prayer of the petition, as justice requires.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 357 - Effect of Order Appointing Trustee.

§  357.  Effect  of  order appointing trustee. The entry of the order,
  appointing one or more trustees, and the filing of the papers upon which
  it was granted, vests in the trustee or trustees all  the  right,  title
  and  interest of the prisoner, in and to any property, real or personal.
  Where the prisoner owns real property, an exemplified copy of the  order
  must  be  recorded,  in  the  proper office for recording deeds, in each
  county where the real property is situated.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 358 - Removal of Trustee; Appointment of New Trustee.

§  358.  Removal  of  trustee;  appointment  of  new trustee. Upon the
  application of any person, entitled to apply for  an  order,  appointing
  trustees of the prisoner's property, and upon such a notice as the court
  prescribes,  to the petitioner, and to such other persons interested, as
  the court thinks proper to designate, the court, by which the order  was
  granted, may, in its discretion, remove any trustee, and appoint another
  in  his  place;  or may appoint one or more additional trustees. The new
  trustee or trustees, so appointed, have the same  power  and  authority,
  are  vested with the same right, title, and interest, and are subject to
  the same duties and liabilities, as if he or they had been appointed  by
  the original order.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 359 - Prisoner's Property; How Applied.

§  359.  Prisoner's  property;  how  applied.  After  deducting  their
  commissions and expenses, allowed by  law,  and  paying  the  prisoner's
  debts,  the  trustees may, from time to time, under the direction of the
  court by which they were appointed, apply the surplus of  any  money  in
  their  hands,  to the support of the prisoner's spouse and children, and
  of such other relatives as the prisoner is bound to support, and to  the
  education of such prisoner's children.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 360 - Prisoner's Property to Be Delivered to Him on His Discharge.

§  360.  Prisoner's  property to be delivered to him on his discharge.
  When the prisoner dies, or is lawfully discharged from imprisonment, the
  trustee  or  trustees  must  deliver  over  to  him,  or  to  his  legal
  representatives,  all  his  property,  remaining  in  their hands, after
  deducting therefrom their lawful expenses and commissions.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 14 - Care of Property of Person Confined for Less Than Life › 361 - Application of This Article to Persons Heretofore Sentenced.

§  361.  Application  of this article to persons heretofore sentenced.
  This article applies to a prisoner who has been  sentenced  before  this
  chapter  takes  effect,  and  to  his property; except where one or more
  trustees of his property have been theretofore appointed, by proceedings
  taken in pursuance of a statute then in force.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 16 - Provisions Relating to Mentally Ill Incarcerated Individuals › 400 - Definitions.

§ 400. Definitions. As used in this article the following terms:
(1)  "Examining  physician"  means  a  physician  licensed to practice
medicine in the state of New York, but who is not on the  staff  of  the
facility where the incarcerated individual is confined.
(2)  "Hospital"  means  a hospital in the department of mental hygiene
which is designated as such by the commissioner of  mental  hygiene  for
the care and treatment of mentally ill incarcerated individuals.
(3)  "In  immediate  need  of  care  and  treatment"  means  that  the
incarcerated individual is apparently mentally ill and is not able to be
properly cared for at the place where he or she is confined  and  is  in
need of immediate care and treatment in a hospital.
(4)  "In  need of care and treatment" means that a person has a mental
illness for which  in-patient  care  and  treatment  in  a  hospital  is
necessary.
(5)  "Incarcerated individual" means a person committed to the custody
of the department of corrections and community supervision, or a  person
convicted  of  a  crime and committed to the custody of the sheriff, the
county jail, or a local department of correction.
(6) "Mental illness" means an affliction  with  a  mental  disease  or
mental  condition  which  is  manifested by a disorder or disturbance in
behavior, feeling, thinking, or judgment to  such  an  extent  that  the
person afflicted requires care and treatment.
(7)  "Superintendent"  means  a superintendent of a state correctional
facility or the person in charge of a  local  correctional  facility  by
whatever title he may be known.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 16 - Provisions Relating to Mentally Ill Incarcerated Individuals › 403 - Department or Superintendent to Provide Certain Records.

§  403.  Department  or superintendent to provide certain records. The
  department or superintendent shall furnish to the department  of  mental
  hygiene  a  copy  of  the  health and psychiatric records and a sentence
  calculation for each incarcerated individual placed in a  hospital.  The
  sentence  calculation  shall  include  the  maximum  expiration date and
  tentative conditional release date and the parole eligibility or release
  consideration hearing date. Such  records  shall  be  furnished  to  the
  director of the hospital upon delivery of the incarcerated individual.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 16 - Provisions Relating to Mentally Ill Incarcerated Individuals › 405 - Duty of the Department to the Director of a Hospital.

§  405.  Duty  of  the  department  to the director of a hospital. The
  department shall notify  the  director  of  a  hospital  in  advance  of
  hearings  to  be  held at such hospital as may be necessary to carry out
  the duties of the board of parole  or  the  department.  The  department
  shall  assist  the  department  of  mental  hygiene  in  establishing or
  continuing the operation of grievance procedures at such hospital. Where
  the subject matter of the  grievance  primarily  involves  a  policy  or
  practice  of  the  department  of mental hygiene, the commissioner shall
  transfer the review of the  grievance  to  the  commissioner  of  mental
  hygiene  for  resolution  pursuant  to  subdivision three of section one
  hundred thirty-nine of the correction law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-E - Reading Matter; Divine Service.

§  500-e. Reading matter; divine service.  Each keeper shall provide a
  bible to be kept in each room of the jail in his charge,  and  he  shall
  permit  the  persons therein confined to be supplied with other suitable
  and proper books and papers, and if practicable, he shall  cause  divine
  service  to be conducted for the benefit of the prisoners, at least once
  each Sunday, if there shall be room in the prison  that  may  be  safely
  used for that purpose.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-F - Record of Commitments and Discharges.

§ 500-f. Record of commitments and discharges.  Each keeper shall keep
  a  daily  record,  to  be  provided at the expense of the county, of the
  commitments and discharges of all prisoners  delivered  to  his  charge,
  which  shall  contain  the  date  of  entrance,  name,  offense, term of
  sentence, fine, age, sex,  place  of  birth,  color,  social  relations,
  education,  secular  and  religious, for what and by whom committed, how
  and when discharged, trade  or  occupation,  whether  so  employed  when
  arrested,  number  of  previous convictions. The daily record shall be a
  public record, and shall be  kept  permanently  in  the  office  of  the
  keeper.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-G - Commitment by United States Courts.

* §   500-g.   Commitment   by   United   States   courts.  The  chief
  administrative officer shall receive and keep in his jail  every  person
  duly  committed  thereto,  for any offense against the United States, by
  any court or officer of the  United  States,  until  he  shall  be  duly
  discharged,   the  United  States  supporting  such  person  during  his
  confinement; provided  such  official  shall  not  violate  any  of  the
  provisions  of  section  five  hundred-b of this article in receiving or
  detaining such persons; and the provisions of this article  relative  to
  the  mode of confining prisoners shall apply to all persons so committed
  by any court or officer of the United States.
* NB Effective until September 1, 2025
* § 500-g. Commitment by  United  States  courts.  Such  keeper  shall
  receive  and  keep  in his jail every person duly committed thereto, for
  any offense against the United States, by any court or  officer  of  the
  United  States,  until  he  shall  be duly discharged; the United States
  supporting such person during  his  confinement;  provided  such  keeper
  shall  not  violate  any  of the provisions of section five hundred-c of
  this article in receiving or detaining such persons; and the  provisions
  of  this  article  relative  to  the  mode  of  confining  prisoners and
  convicts, shall apply to all  persons  so  committed  by  any  court  or
  officer of the United States.
* NB Effective September 1, 2025
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-O - Agreements for Custody of Incarcerated Individuals From Other States.

* §  500-o.  Agreements  for  custody of incarcerated individuals from
  other states. 1. The sheriff, warden, superintendent, local commissioner
  of correction or other person in charge of a local correctional facility
  may enter into an agreement with a correctional institution  located  in
  another  state  to  provide  for  the custody in such local correctional
  facility in this state of persons sentenced to a period of  imprisonment
  for  an  offense  in such other state to a term in excess of ninety days
  but no more than one year. Any such agreement, except one that  is  made
  by  the city of New York, shall be subject to the approval of the county
  legislature,  the  chief  executive  officer  of  the  county  and   the
  commission.  An  agreement made by the city of New York shall be subject
  to the approval of the city council, the mayor and the commission.
2. Incarcerated individuals who are confined in a  local  correctional
  facility pursuant to an agreement under this section shall be dealt with
  in all respects in the same manner as incarcerated individuals committed
  to  the  custody  of a local correctional facility pursuant to paragraph
  (e) of subdivision one of section five hundred-a of  this  article.  All
  rules  and  regulations  promulgated  by  the  commission  regarding the
  treatment of incarcerated individuals confined in a  local  correctional
  facility  shall  be  applicable  to  incarcerated  individuals  confined
  pursuant to this section. An incarcerated individual confined in a local
  correctional facility pursuant to an agreement under this section  shall
  not  be  deprived of any legal rights which such incarcerated individual
  would have  had  if  confined  in  a  correctional  institution  in  the
  jurisdiction in which he or she was convicted.
3.  Nothing  in  this section shall be construed to allow persons duly
  committed and confined to a local correctional facility in this state to
  serve such confinement in another state.
4. Notwithstanding subdivision one of this  section,  the  sheriff  of
  Albany   county   may  enter  into  an  agreement  with  a  correctional
  institution located in another state to provide for the custody  in  the
  Albany  county correctional facility of persons sentenced to a period of
  imprisonment in such other state to a term in excess of ninety days  but
  no  more  than  two  years,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  county
  legislature, the chief executive officer and the commission.
* NB Repealed September 1, 2026
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-H - Payment of Costs for Medical and Dental Services.

§  500-h.  Payment  of  costs  for  medical  and  dental  services. 1.
  Diagnoses, tests, studies or analyses for the diagnosis of a disease  or
  disability,  and care and treatment by a hospital, as defined in article
  twenty-eight of the public health law,  or  by  a  physician,  or  by  a
  dentist  to  incarcerated  individuals  of a local correctional facility
  which are provided by a  county  or  the  city  of  New  York  shall  be
  available  without  cost  or  charge  to  the  incarcerated  individuals
  receiving such examinations, care or treatment.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision one of this  section,
  any  county or the city of New York may, by local law, provide that such
  entity may be reimbursed for costs paid pursuant to subdivision  one  of
  this section from any third party coverage or indemnification carried by
  an incarcerated individual. Such third party coverage or indemnification
  shall  first  be applied against the total cost to the hospital or other
  provider as established in accordance with  the  provisions  of  section
  twenty-eight hundred seven of the public health law relating to rates of
  payment of an individual's care and treatment, as provided herein.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-I - County Workhouses.

§  500-i.  County workhouses.   The board of supervisors of any county
  may establish and maintain a workhouse for the  confinement  of  persons
  convicted  within  the  county  of  crimes  and  criminal  offenses, the
  punishment for which is imprisonment in the county jail, and may provide
  for the imprisonment and employment therein  of  all  persons  sentenced
  thereto,  and  any court or judicial officer may sentence such person to
  such workhouse instead of to the county jail.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-J - Who May Visit Local Correctional Facilities.

§  500-j.  Who  may visit local correctional facilities. The following
  persons may visit at pleasure all  local  correctional  facilities:  The
  governor  and  lieutenant-governor,  secretary of state, comptroller and
  attorney-general, members of the legislature, judges  of  the  court  of
  appeals,  justices  of  the  supreme  court  and county judges, district
  attorneys and every clergyman or minister, as such terms are defined  in
  section  two  of  the  religious  corporations  law,  having charge of a
  congregation in the county in which such facility is located.  No  other
  person  not  otherwise authorized by law shall be permitted to enter the
  rooms of a local correctional facility in which convicts  are  confined,
  unless  under  such  regulations  as  the  sheriff  of the county, or in
  counties within the city of New York, the commissioner of correction  of
  such  city,  or  in  the  county  of  Westchester,  the  commissioner of
  correction of such county shall prescribe.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-K - Treatment of Incarcerated Individuals.

§  500-k.  Treatment of incarcerated individuals. 1. Subdivisions five
  and six of section one hundred  thirty-seven  of  this  chapter,  except
  paragraphs  (d)  and (e) of subdivision six of such section, relating to
  the  treatment  of  incarcerated  individuals  in   state   correctional
  facilities are applicable to incarcerated individuals confined in county
  jails;  except  that the report required by paragraph (f) of subdivision
  six of such section shall be made to a person designated to receive such
  report  in  the  rules  and  regulations  of  the  state  commission  of
  correction,  or  in  any  county  or city where there is a department of
  correction, to the head of such department.
2.  Notwithstanding  any  other  section  of  law  to  the   contrary,
  subdivision   thirty-four   of   section   two   of  this  chapter,  and
  subparagraphs (i), (iv) and (v) of paragraph (j) and  subparagraph  (ii)
  of  paragraph (m) of subdivision six of section one hundred thirty-seven
  of this chapter shall not apply to local correctional facilities with  a
  total  combined  capacity  of  five  hundred incarcerated individuals or
  fewer.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-L - Release on Holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.

§ 500-l. Release on holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.  When the date of
  release  from  imprisonment  in  any  county jail or jail farm, any city
  prison or workhouse, falls on Saturday or Sunday, it shall be deemed  to
  fall  on  the preceding Friday. When the date of such release falls on a
  legal holiday it shall be deemed to fall on the  preceding  day,  except
  that when such legal holiday falls on a Monday the date of release shall
  be deemed to fall on the preceding Friday. This section shall also apply
  to  civil  prisoners  confined in any jail or prison. This section shall
  not apply to a sentence of intermittent imprisonment imposed pursuant to
  article eighty-five or paragraph (d) of subdivision two of section 60.01
  of the penal law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-M - Special Provision Relating to City of New York.

§  500-m.  Special  provision  relating  to  city  of New York. Unless
  specifically provided by law to the contrary, within  the  city  of  New
  York  or  the  counties  constituting  such city the term sheriff as set
  forth in this chapter shall  be  deemed  to  mean  the  commissioner  of
  correction of such city.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-N - Prisoners; Unlawful Fees Prohibited.

* § 500-n. Prisoners; unlawful fees prohibited. 1. Except as otherwise
  provided  by  law, a sheriff or other person in charge of a correctional
  facility or any person employed at such  facility  shall  not  charge  a
  prisoner  or other person in custody with any sum of money, or demand or
  receive from him money or any valuable thing  for  any  drink,  food  or
  other  thing  furnished  or  provided for such prisoner or person at any
  correctional facility.
2. A sheriff or other public officer or employee shall not  demand  or
  receive  from  a  prisoner  or  other  person,  while  in his custody, a
  gratuity or reward, upon any pretense or for any purpose.
3. A sheriff, or other public officer or employee, shall not demand or
  receive from a prisoner  or  other  person  in  custody,  money  or  any
  valuable  thing  for  rent in a jail or any fee, compensation, or reward
  for the commitment, detaining in custody, release,  or  discharge  of  a
  prisoner, other than the fees expressly allowed therefor by law.
* NB Repealed September 1, 2025
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 500-P - Prohibition on the Custody of Youth in Rikers Island Facilities.

§  500-p.  Prohibition  on  the  custody  of  youth  in  Rikers Island
  facilities. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no  youth  under
  the   age  of  eighteen  shall  be  placed  or  held  in  Rikers  Island
  correctional facility or any facility located on Rikers  Island  located
  in  the city of New York on or after April first, two thousand eighteen,
  to the extent practicable, but in no  event  after  October  first,  two
  thousand  eighteen and such youth shall be taken to and lodged in places
  certified by the office of children and family services  in  conjunction
  with  the  commission  of  correction  and operated by the New York city
  administration for children's services in conjunction with the New  York
  city  department  of  corrections  as  a  specialized juvenile detention
  facility for that purpose.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 501 - Jail Physician.

§  501.  Jail  physician.  1. The board of supervisors of each county,
  except New York, must appoint some reputable physician, duly  authorized
  to  practice  medicine,  as  the physician to the jail of the county. If
  there is more than one jail they must appoint a physician to  each.  The
  physician  to a jail holds his office at the pleasure of the board which
  appointed him, except in the county of Kings. In that county,  the  term
  of his office is three years.
2.  Notwithstanding subdivision one of this section, a county board of
  supervisors  may  instead  procure  the  services  of   a   professional
  partnership,  a professional service corporation, a professional service
  limited liability company or a  registered  limited  liability  company,
  duly  authorized  to  practice medicine in the state, for the purpose of
  providing health services to the incarcerated individuals of  the  jail,
  provided  that  one  physician  from  any such professional partnership,
  professional  services   corporation,   professional   service   limited
  liability  company  or  registered  limited  liability  company shall be
  designated by the board to act as the chief medical officer of the jail.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 502 - Use of Liquor in Jails.

§  502. Use of liquor in jails.  Spirituous, fermented or other liquor
  shall not be brought into a jail  for  the  use  of  a  person  confined
  therein,  except  as  authorized by federal statute and then only upon a
  written permit by the physician to the jail, which must be delivered  to
  and  kept  by  the  keeper  thereof, specifying the quantity and kind of
  liquor which may be furnished, the name of the civil prisoner for  whom,
  and the time during which the same may be furnished.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 503 - Permit to Bring Liquor Into Jail.

§  503. Permit to bring liquor into jail. A permit by a jail physician
  as specified in the last  section  shall  not  be  granted,  unless  the
  physician  is  satisfied,  that  the  liquor  allowed to be furnished is
  necessary for the health of the civil prisoner,  for  whose  use  it  is
  permitted and that fact must be stated in the permit.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 505 - Provision of Routine Medical, Dental and Mental Health Services and Treatment.

§ 505. Provision of routine medical, dental and mental health services
and  treatment.  1.  Where  an  incarcerated  individual  who is not yet
eighteen years of age has been committed to the custody of  the  sheriff
or  other  person  in  charge  of  a  local correctional facility and no
medical consent has been obtained prior to  commitment,  the  commitment
order  shall  be deemed to grant to the minor the capacity to consent to
routine medical, dental and mental  health  services  and  treatment  to
himself or herself.
2.  Subject  to  the  regulations of the department of health, routine
medical, dental and mental health services and treatment is defined  for
the purposes of this section to mean any routine diagnosis or treatment,
including  without  limitation  the  administration  of  medications  or
nutrition, the extraction of bodily fluids for analysis, and dental care
performed with a local anesthetic. Routine mental health treatment shall
not include psychiatric administration of medication unless it  is  part
of an ongoing mental health plan or unless it is otherwise authorized by
law.
3.  (a)  At  any  time  prior  to the date the incarcerated individual
becomes eighteen years of age, the incarcerated individual's  parent  or
legal guardian may institute legal proceedings pursuant to section 70.20
of  the  penal law objecting to the provision of routine medical, dental
or  mental  health  services  and  treatment  being  provided   to   the
incarcerated individual.
(b)  A notice of motion shall be served on the incarcerated individual
and the sheriff or other person in  charge  of  the  local  correctional
facility  not  less  than  seven  days  prior  to the return date of the
motion. The person on whom the notice of motion is served  shall  answer
the  motion  not less than two days before the return date. On examining
the motion and answer and, in its discretion,  after  hearing  argument,
the court shall enter an order, granting or denying the motion.
4.  Nothing  in this section shall preclude an incarcerated individual
from consenting on his or her own  behalf  to  any  medical,  dental  or
mental  health  services and treatment where otherwise authorized by law
to do so.
5. Corrections-based substance use disorder treatment  and  transition
services.  Local  correctional  facilities shall operate a substance use
disorder treatment and transition services program pursuant  to  a  plan
approved  by  the  commissioner  of the office of addiction services and
supports in accordance with section 19.18-c of the mental hygiene law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 507 - Removal of Prisoners in Case of Fire.

§ 507. Removal of prisoners in case of fire.  If, by reason of a jail,
  or  a  building near a jail, being on fire, there is reason to apprehend
  that some or all of the prisoners confined in the jail, may be  injured,
  or may escape, the sheriff or keeper of the jail may, in his discretion,
  remove  them  to some safe and convenient place, and there confine them,
  until they can be safely returned  to  the  jail  or,  if  the  jail  is
  destroyed, or so injured, that it is unfit or unsafe for the confinement
  of  the prisoners, until a designation is made, as prescribed in section
  five hundred and four of this article.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 509 - Absence of Incarcerated Individual for Funeral and Deathbed Visits.

§  509.  Absence  of  incarcerated individual for funeral and deathbed
  visits. The sheriff of a local  correctional  facility  or  his  or  her
  designee  may  permit any incarcerated individual confined in his or her
  local correctional facility to attend the funeral of his or her  father,
  mother,  guardian  or  former guardian, child, brother, sister, husband,
  wife, grandparent, grandchild, ancestral uncle or ancestral aunt  within
  the  state,  or  to  visit  such individual during his or her illness if
  death be imminent; but the exercise of such power shall  be  subject  to
  such rules and regulations as the commission shall prescribe, respecting
  the   granting   of  such  permission,  duration  of  absence  from  the
  institution,  custody,  transportation  and  care  of  the  incarcerated
  individual, and guarding against escape.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 510 - Voting Upon Release.

§  510.  Voting  upon  release.  1.  Prior to the release from a local
  correctional facility of any person convicted  of  a  felony  the  chief
  administrative  officer shall notify such person verbally and in writing
  that his or her voting rights will be restored upon release and  provide
  such  person  with  a  form  of application for voter registration and a
  declination form, offer  such  person  assistance  in  filling  out  the
  appropriate   form,   and   provide   such  person  written  information
  distributed by  the  board  of  elections  on  the  importance  and  the
  mechanics  of  voting.  Upon  release,  such person may choose to either
  submit his or her completed application to the  state  board  or  county
  board  where  such  person resides or have the department transmit it on
  his or her behalf. Where such person  chooses  to  have  the  department
  transmit   the  application,  the  chief  administrative  officer  shall
  transmit the completed application upon such  person's  release  to  the
  state board or county board where such person resides.
2.  Upon discharge or release from the custody of a local correctional
  facility, the chief administrative officer of such  facility  shall,  in
  consultation  with  the  county  board of elections, distribute to every
  person eighteen years of age or older a written  notice  on  the  voting
  rights of such person in the state of New York, including information on
  the  importance  and  mechanics  of  voting,  when such person is or may
  become eligible to  vote,  and  offer  to  every  such  person  a  voter
  registration  form; provided that, if an individual declines to accept a
  voter registration form, the chief administrative officer shall maintain
  a written record of such declination. Notice is not required  for  those
  individuals   being   transferred  to  a  different  local  correctional
  facility, individuals being transferred or released to the custody of  a
  state   correctional  facility  or  institution,  or  individuals  being
  released to the custody of a hospital or mental health  institution  for
  treatment.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 514 - Confinement of Civil Prisoner.

§  514. Confinement of civil prisoner.  A civil prisoner, committed to
  jail upon process for contempt, or committed for misconduct  in  a  case
  prescribed  by  law,  must  be actually confined and detained within the
  jail, until he is discharged by due course of  law,  or  is  removed  to
  another  jail  or  place  of confinement, in a case prescribed by law. A
  sheriff or keeper of a jail, who suffers such a prisoner to go or be  at
  large  out  of his jail; except by virtue of a writ of habeas corpus, or
  by the special direction of the court  committing  him,  or  in  a  case
  specially  prescribed  by law; is liable to the party aggrieved, for his
  damages sustained thereby, and  is  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor.  If  the
  commitment was for the nonpayment of a sum of money, the amount thereof,
  with interest, is the measure of damages.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 20 - Local Correctional Facilities › 523 - Revocation of Designation of Jail.

§  523.  Revocation of designation of jail. When a jail is erected for
  the county, for whose use  the  designation  pursuant  to  section  five
  hundred  and  four of this chapter was made, or its jail is rendered fit
  and safe for the  confinement  of  prisoners,  or  the  reason  for  the
  designation  of  another  jail  or  place  has  otherwise  ceased  to be
  operative, the designation  must  be  revoked,  as  prescribed  in  this
  article and section five hundred and five of this chapter.