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2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-H - Duration of Registration and Verification.

§ 168-h. Duration of registration and verification. 1. The duration of
  registration  and  verification  for  a  sex  offender  who has not been
  designated a sexual predator, or  a  sexually  violent  offender,  or  a
  predicate  sex  offender,  and who is classified as a level one risk, or
  who has not yet received a risk level classification, shall be  annually
  for a period of twenty years from the initial date of registration.
2.  The  duration  of registration and verification for a sex offender
  who, on or after March eleventh,  two  thousand  two,  is  designated  a
  sexual  predator,  or  a  sexually  violent offender, or a predicate sex
  offender, or who is classified as a level two or level three risk, shall
  be annually for life. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a sex offender  who
  is  classified  as  a  level two risk and who is not designated a sexual
  predator, a sexually violent offender or a predicate sex  offender,  may
  be  relieved  of  the  duty  to  register  and  verify  as  provided  by
  subdivision one of section one hundred sixty-eight-o of this article.
3. Any sex offender having been designated a level  three  risk  or  a
  sexual  predator  shall  also personally verify his or her address every
  ninety calendar days  with  the  local  law  enforcement  agency  having
  jurisdiction where the offender resides.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-I - Registration and Verification Requirements.

§  168-i. Registration and verification requirements. Registration and
  verification as required by this article shall consist of a statement in
  writing signed by the  sex  offender  giving  the  information  that  is
  required  by  the  division and the division shall enter the information
  into an appropriate electronic data base or file.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-J - Notification of Local Law Enforcement Agencies of Change of Address.

§  168-j.  Notification of local law enforcement agencies of change of
  address. 1. Upon receipt of a  change  of  address  by  a  sex  offender
  required  to  register under this article, but in any event no more than
  two business days after such receipt,  the  division  shall  notify  the
  local  law  enforcement  agency  having jurisdiction of the new place of
  residence and the local law enforcement agency where  the  sex  offender
  last resided of the new place of residence.
2.  Upon  receipt  of  change  of  address  information, the local law
  enforcement agency having jurisdiction of the  new  place  of  residence
  shall adhere to the notification provisions set forth in subdivision six
  of section one hundred sixty-eight-l of this article.
3.  The  division  shall,  if  the  sex  offender changes residence to
  another state, notify the appropriate agency within that  state  of  the
  new place of residence.
4.  Upon  receipt  of  a  change  in  the  status  of  the enrollment,
  attendance,  employment  or  residence  at  an  institution  of   higher
  education by a sex offender required to register under this article, but
  in  any  event  no  more  than two business days after such receipt, the
  division shall notify each law enforcement  agency  having  jurisdiction
  which is affected by such change.
5. Upon receipt of change in the status of the enrollment, attendance,
  employment  or  residence at an institution of higher education by a sex
  offender required to register under this article, each  law  enforcement
  agency  having  jurisdiction shall adhere to the notification provisions
  set forth in subdivision six of section  one  hundred  sixty-eight-l  of
  this article.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-M - Review.

§  168-m.  Review.  Notwithstanding  any other provision of law to the
  contrary,  any  state  or  local  correctional  facility,  hospital   or
  institution,   district  attorney,  law  enforcement  agency,  probation
  department, state board of parole,  court  or  child  protective  agency
  shall  forward  relevant  information pertaining to a sex offender to be
  discharged, paroled, released to post-release supervision or released to
  the board for review no later than one hundred twenty days prior to  the
  release  or  discharge  and  the  board  shall  make  recommendations as
  provided in subdivision six of section one hundred sixty-eight-l of this
  article within sixty days of receipt of the information. Information may
  include, but may not be limited to all or a portion of the arrest  file,
  prosecutor's  file,  probation  or  parole  file, child protective file,
  court file, commitment file, medical file and treatment file  pertaining
  to  such  person.  Such person shall be permitted to submit to the board
  any information relevant to the review.  Upon  application  of  the  sex
  offender  or  the district attorney, the court shall seal any portion of
  the board's file pertaining to the sex offender that  contains  material
  that  is confidential under any state or federal law; provided, however,
  that in any subsequent proceedings in which the sex offender who is  the
  subject  of the sealed record is a party and which requires the board to
  provide a recommendation to the court pursuant  to  this  article,  such
  sealed  record  shall  be  available  to  the sex offender, the district
  attorney, the court and the attorney general where the attorney  general
  is a party, or represents a party, in the proceeding.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-Q - Subdirectory; Internet Posting.

§  168-q.  Subdirectory;  internet  posting.  1.  The  division  shall
  maintain a subdirectory of  level  two  and  three  sex  offenders.  The
  subdirectory  shall include the exact address, address of the offender's
  place of employment and photograph of the sex offender  along  with  the
  following information, if available: name, physical description, age and
  distinctive  markings.  Background  information including all of the sex
  offender's crimes of conviction that require  him  or  her  to  register
  pursuant  to  this article, modus of operation, type of victim targeted,
  the name and address of any institution of higher education at which the
  sex offender  is  enrolled,  attends,  is  employed  or  resides  and  a
  description of special conditions imposed on the sex offender shall also
  be   included.   The  subdirectory  shall  have  sex  offender  listings
  categorized by county and zip code.  Such  subdirectory  shall  be  made
  available  at  all  times on the internet via the division homepage. Any
  person  may  apply  to  the  division  to   receive   automated   e-mail
  notifications whenever a new or updated subdirectory registration occurs
  in  a  geographic  area  specified  by  such  person. The division shall
  furnish such service at no charge to  such  person,  who  shall  request
  e-mail  notification  by  county  and/or zip code on forms developed and
  provided by the  division.  E-mail  notification  is  limited  to  three
  geographic areas per e-mail account.
2.  Any person who uses information disclosed pursuant to this section
  in violation of the law shall in addition to any other penalty  or  fine
  imposed,  be subject to a fine of not less than five hundred dollars and
  not more than one thousand dollars. Unauthorized removal or  duplication
  of  the  subdirectory  from the offices of local, village or city police
  department shall be punishable by a fine  not  to  exceed  one  thousand
  dollars.  In  addition,  the attorney general, any district attorney, or
  any person aggrieved is authorized  to  bring  a  civil  action  in  the
  appropriate court requesting preventive relief, including an application
  for  a  permanent  or  temporary injunction, restraining order, or other
  order against the person  or  group  of  persons  responsible  for  such
  action.  The  foregoing  remedies  shall  be  independent  of  any other
  remedies or procedures that may be available to an aggrieved party under
  other provisions of law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-R - Immunity From Liability.

§  168-r. Immunity from liability. 1. No official, employee or agency,
  whether public or private, shall be subject to  any  civil  or  criminal
  liability for damages for any discretionary decision to release relevant
  and  necessary  information pursuant to this section, unless it is shown
  that such official, employee or agency acted with gross negligence or in
  bad faith. The immunity provided  under  this  section  applies  to  the
  release  of  relevant  information to other employees or officials or to
  the general public.
2. Nothing in this section shall be deemed  to  impose  any  civil  or
  criminal liability upon or to give rise to a cause of action against any
  official,  employee or agency, whether public or private, for failing to
  release information as authorized in this section  unless  it  is  shown
  that such official, employee or agency acted with gross negligence or in
  bad faith.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-S - Annual Report.

§ 168-s. Annual report. The division shall on or before February first
  in  each  year  file  a  report  with  the governor, and the legislature
  detailing the program, compliance with provisions of  this  article  and
  effectiveness  of  the  provisions  of  this  article, together with any
  recommendations to further enhance the intent of this article.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-T - Penalty.

§  168-t.  Penalty. Any sex offender required to register or to verify
  pursuant to the provisions of this article  who  fails  to  register  or
  verify  in  the  manner and within the time periods provided for in this
  article shall be guilty of a class E  felony  upon  conviction  for  the
  first  offense,  and  upon conviction for a second or subsequent offense
  shall be guilty of a class D felony. Any sex offender who  violates  the
  provisions of section one hundred sixty-eight-v of this article shall be
  guilty  of  a class A misdemeanor upon conviction for the first offense,
  and upon conviction for a second or subsequent offense shall  be  guilty
  of  a class D felony. Any such failure to register or verify may also be
  the basis for revocation of  parole  pursuant  to  section  two  hundred
  fifty-nine-i  of  the  executive  law  or  the  basis  for revocation of
  probation pursuant to article four hundred ten of the criminal procedure
  law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-V - Prohibition of Employment on Motor Vehicles Engaged in Retail Sales of Frozen Desserts.

§ 168-v. Prohibition of employment on motor vehicles engaged in retail
  sales  of  frozen  desserts. No person required to maintain registration
  under this article (sex offender registration  act)  shall  operate,  be
  employed  on  or  dispense  goods  for sale at retail on a motor vehicle
  engaged in retail sales of frozen desserts  as  defined  in  subdivision
  thirty-seven  of  section  three hundred seventy-five of the vehicle and
  traffic law.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-W - Separability.

§ 168-w. Separability. If any section of this article, or part thereof
  shall  be  adjudged  by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid,
  such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate  the  remainder  or
  any other section or part thereof.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 170 - Contracts Prohibited.

§  170. Contracts prohibited. 1. The commissioner shall not, nor shall
  any other authority whatsoever, make any contract by which the labor  or
  time  of  any incarcerated individual in any state or local correctional
  facility in this state, or the product or profit of  his  or  her  work,
  shall be contracted, let, farmed out, given or sold to any person, firm,
  association  or corporation; except that the incarcerated individuals in
  said correctional institutions may work for, and the products  of  their
  labor  may  be  disposed  of  to, the state or any political subdivision
  thereof, any public institution owned or managed and controlled  by  the
  state,   or   any   political  subdivision  thereof,  provided  that  no
  incarcerated individual shall be employed or assigned to engage  in  any
  activity  that  involves  obtaining  access to, collecting or processing
  social security account numbers of other individuals.
2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, it shall be lawful  for
  an  incarcerated  individual of the department to work in an institution
  of the department in the manufacture and production of goods,  including
  but  not  limited to, license plates, identification plates and insignia
  for vehicles, and for the department to sell or otherwise dispose of for
  profit such goods to the government of the United States or to any state
  of the United States, or political subdivision thereof,  or  any  public
  corporation  or  eleemosynary association or corporation funded in whole
  or in part by any federal, state or local funds.
3.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision  of  law,  an  incarcerated
  individual  may  be  permitted  to  leave the institution under guard to
  voluntarily perform work for a nonprofit organization. As used  in  this
  section,   the  term  "nonprofit  organization"  means  an  organization
  operated exclusively for religious, charitable, or educational purposes,
  no part of the net earnings of  which  inures  to  the  benefit  of  any
  private shareholder or individual.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 171 - Incarcerated Individuals to Be Employed; Products of Labor of Incarcerated Individuals.

§  171.  Incarcerated individuals to be employed; products of labor of
  incarcerated individuals. 1. The commissioner  and  the  superintendents
  and  officials of all penitentiaries in the state may cause incarcerated
  individuals in the state correctional facilities and such penitentiaries
  who are physically capable thereof to be  employed  for  not  to  exceed
  eight  hours  of  each  day  other  than  Sundays  and  public holidays.
  Notwithstanding any  other  provision  of  this  section,  however,  the
  commissioner  and  superintendents  of state correctional facilities may
  employ incarcerated individuals on a  volunteer  basis  on  Sundays  and
  public  holidays in specialized areas of the facility, including kitchen
  areas,  vehicular  garages,  rubbish  pickup  and  grounds  maintenance,
  providing,  however,  that incarcerated individuals so employed shall be
  allowed an alternative free day within the normal work week.
2. Such labor shall be either for the purpose  of  the  production  of
  supplies  for  said  institutions,  or  for  the state, or any political
  subdivision thereof, or for any public institution owned or managed  and
  controlled  by  the  state, or any political subdivision thereof; or for
  the purpose of industrial training and instruction, or partly  for  one,
  and partly for the other of such purposes.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 178 - Participation in Work Release and Other Community Activities.

§  178.  Participation in work release and other community activities.
  Nothing contained in this article shall be construed or applied so as to
  prohibit private employment of incarcerated individuals in the community
  under a work  release  program,  or  a  residential  treatment  facility
  program formulated pursuant to any provision of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 183 - Classification of Industries; Report Concerning Industries.

§  183. Classification of industries; report concerning industries. 1.
It shall be the duty  of  the  commissioner  to  distribute,  among  the
correctional   institutions   under  his  jurisdiction,  the  labor  and
industries assigned to said institutions, due regard being  had  to  the
location  and  convenience of the prisons, and of the other institutions
to be supplied, the machinery now therein and the number  of  prisoners,
in  order  to secure the best service and distribution of the labor, and
to employ the prisoners, so far as practicable, in occupations in  which
they will be most likely to obtain employment after their discharge from
imprisonment.  The  commissioner  shall change or dispose of the present
plants and machinery in said institutions now used in  industries  which
shall  be  discontinued,  and  which  can  not be used in the industries
hereafter to be carried on in said prisons, due effort  to  be  made  by
full  notice  to  probable purchasers, in case of sales of industries or
machinery, to obtain the best price possible for the property sold,  and
good will of the business to be discontinued.
2.  The  commissioner  shall  submit reports, quarterly, to the senate
finance committee, the  assembly  ways  and  means  committee,  and  the
director  of  the  budget,  regarding industries under his jurisdiction.
Such reports shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
(a) all materials, machinery or other property procured, and the  cost
thereof;
(b) all other expenditures and the nature thereof;
(c) all receipts and the nature thereof;
(d) all inventory on hand at the opening and closing of the quarter;
(e) recommendations regarding the continuance of the program.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 184 - Articles Manufactured to Be Furnished to the State or Subdivisions Thereof.

§  184.  Articles  manufactured  to  be  furnished  to  the  state  or
  subdivisions thereof. 1. The commissioner is authorized and directed  to
  cause  to be manufactured or prepared by the incarcerated individuals in
  the state correctional facilities, such articles as are needed and  used
  therein,  and  also,  such  articles  as  are  required  by the state or
  political subdivisions thereof, and in the buildings, offices and public
  institutions owned or managed and controlled  by  the  state,  including
  articles  and materials to be used in the erection of the buildings, and
  including material  for  the  construction,  improvement  or  repair  of
  highways, streets and roads.
2.   All   such   articles  manufactured  or  prepared  in  the  state
  correctional  facilities,  or  by  incarcerated  individuals,  and   not
  required  for use therein, shall be of the styles, patterns, designs and
  qualities  fixed  by  the  department  of  corrections   and   community
  supervision,  except  where  the  same  have been or may be fixed by the
  office of general services in the executive  department.  Such  articles
  may  be furnished to the state, or to any political subdivision thereof,
  or for or to any public institution owned or managed and  controlled  by
  the  state,  or  any  political  subdivision  thereof, government of the
  United States or to any  state  of  the  United  States  or  subdivision
  thereof  or  to  any  public  corporation,  authority,  or  eleemosynary
  association funded in whole or in part by any federal,  state  or  local
  funds,  at  and  for  such  prices  as  shall be fixed and determined as
  hereinafter provided, upon the  requisitions  of  the  proper  officials
  thereof.  No article so manufactured or prepared shall be purchased from
  any other source, for the state or public institutions of the state,  or
  the  political  subdivisions  thereof,  or  public benefit corporations,
  authorities or commissions, unless the commissioner of  corrections  and
  community  supervision  shall certify that the same can not be furnished
  upon such requisition, and no claim therefor shall be  audited  or  paid
  without such certificate.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 185 - Estimates of Articles Required to Be Furnished.

§  185.  Estimates  of articles required to be furnished. On or before
  July first in each year, the proper officials  of  the  state,  and  the
  political subdivisions thereof, and of the institutions of the state, or
  political  subdivisions  thereof,  shall  report  to  the  department of
  corrections and community supervision estimates for the ensuing year  of
  the  amount  of  supplies of different kinds required to be purchased by
  them that can be furnished by the correctional facilities in the  state.
  The  commissioner of corrections and community supervision is authorized
  to make regulations for said reports, to provide for the manner in which
  requisitions shall be made for supplies, and to provide for  the  proper
  diversification of the industries in the correctional facilities.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 187 - Earnings of Incarcerated Individuals.

§  187.  Earnings  of  incarcerated individuals. 1. Every incarcerated
  individual confined in a state correctional  facility,  subject  to  the
  rules  and  regulations  of  the department of corrections and community
  supervision, and every  incarcerated  individual  confined  in  a  local
  correctional  facility,  in  the  discretion of the sheriff thereof, may
  receive compensation for work performed during his or her  imprisonment.
  Such  compensation  shall be graded by the department of corrections and
  community supervision with regard to incarcerated  individuals  employed
  in  prison  industries,  based upon the work performed by such prisoners
  for prisoners confined in state  correctional  facilities,  and  by  the
  sheriffs   in   all   local  correctional  facilities  for  incarcerated
  individuals confined therein.
2. The department of corrections and community supervision shall adopt
  rules, subject to the approval  of  the  director  of  the  budget,  for
  establishing  in  all  of  the state correctional facilities a system of
  compensation for the incarcerated  individuals  confined  therein.  Such
  rules shall provide for the payment of compensation to each incarcerated
  individual,   who   shall  meet  the  requirements  established  by  the
  department of corrections and community supervision, based upon the work
  performed by such incarcerated individuals.
3. The department shall prepare graded wage schedules for incarcerated
  individuals,  which  schedules  shall  be  based  upon   classifications
  according  to  the  value of work performed by each. Such schedules need
  not be uniform in all institutions. The rules of  the  department  shall
  also  provide  for  the  establishment  of  a  credit  system  for  each
  incarcerated individual and the manner in which such earnings  shall  be
  paid  to the incarcerated individual or his or her dependents or held in
  trust for him or her until his or her release.
4. Any compensation paid to  an  incarcerated  individual  under  this
  article  shall  be  based  on  the  work  performed by such incarcerated
  individual. Compensation may be paid from  moneys  appropriated  to  the
  department and available to facilities for nonpersonal service.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 189 - Disposition of Moneys Paid to Prisoner for His Labor.

* §  189. Disposition of moneys paid to prisoner for his labor. 1. The
  amount of such compensation to the credit of any prisoner may  be  drawn
  by  the  prisoner  during  his  imprisonment,  only upon approval of the
  commissioner to aid dependent relatives of such prisoner,  or  for  such
  other purposes as the commissioner may approve. Such disbursement to aid
  a  dependent  relative  of a prisoner may be made without the consent of
  such prisoner  upon  the  certificate  of  the  commissioner  of  social
  services,  or  other  officer performing the duties of a commissioner of
  welfare, of the community  in  which  such  dependent  is  located.  Any
  balance  to  the  credit  of any prisoner at the time of his conditional
  release as provided by this chapter shall be subject to the draft of the
  prisoner in such amounts and at such times  as  the  commissioner  shall
  approve;  provided,  however,  that at the date of absolute discharge of
  any prisoner the balance as aforesaid shall be paid to such prisoner.
* NB Effective until September 1, 2023
* § 189. Disposition of moneys paid to prisoner  for  his  labor.  The
  amount  of  such compensation to the credit of any prisoner may be drawn
  by the prisoner during his  imprisonment,  only  upon  approval  of  the
  commissioner  to  aid  dependent relatives of such prisoner, or for such
  other purposes as the commissioner may approve. Such disbursement to aid
  a dependent relative of a prisoner may be made without  the  consent  of
  such  prisoner  upon  the certificate of the commissioner of welfare, or
  other officer performing the duties of a commissioner of welfare, of the
  community in which such dependent is located. Any balance to the  credit
  of  any  prisoner  at the time of his conditional release as provided by
  this chapter shall be subject to the  draft  of  the  prisoner  in  such
  amounts  and  at such times as the commissioner shall approve; provided,
  however, that at the date of absolute  discharge  of  any  prisoner  the
  balance as aforesaid shall be paid to such prisoner.
* NB Effective September 1, 2023
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 190 - Monthly Statement of Receipts and Expenditures for Industries.

§  190. Monthly statement of receipts and expenditures for industries.
  The warden of each of the state prisons shall,  on  the  first  of  each
  month,  make  a  full  detailed statement of all materials, machinery or
  other  property  procured,  and  of  the  cost  thereof,  and   of   the
  expenditures  made  during  the  last  preceding month for manufacturing
  purposes, together with a statement of all materials then on hand to  be
  manufactured,  or  in  process  of  manufacture, or manufactured, and of
  machinery, fixtures or other appurtenances for the purpose  of  carrying
  on  the  labor  of the prisoners, and the amount and kinds of work done,
  and the earnings realized, and the total amount of  moneys  coming  into
  his  or her hands as such warden during such last preceding month as the
  proceeds of the labor of the prisoners at such prison,  which  statement
  shall  be  verified  by the oath of such warden to be just and true, and
  shall be by him or her forwarded to the department.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 193 - Disposition of Machinery on Discontinuance of Industry.

§  193.  Disposition  of  machinery  on  discontinuance  of  industry.
  Whenever any trade or industry is discontinued at any state correctional
  institution and it appears to the satisfaction of the commissioner, that
  such trade or industry will not again be put in operation in  any  state
  correctional  institution,  he must report that fact to the comptroller,
  and at the same time furnish the comptroller  with  a  schedule  of  the
  machinery,  tools,  apparatus  and other appurtenances belonging to such
  trade or industry or used in connection therewith, and  an  estimate  of
  the  value  of  same,  and  also the quantity and value of the stock and
  manufactured product of such trade or industry then  on  hand,  and  the
  commissioner  shall,  with  the  approval  of  the comptroller, sell and
  dispose of all such unused and unnecessary machinery, tools,  apparatus,
  stock  and manufactured product. Said property shall be sold as provided
  in section one hundred seventy-eight  of  the  state  finance  law.  Any
  moneys  received  from  such  sale  as  aforesaid,  after  deducting all
  necessary and actual expenses, shall be deposited in the treasury to the
  credit of the correctional industry fund.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 197 - Occupational Therapy.

§  197.  Occupational therapy. Nothing in this article contained shall
  be deemed to apply to occupational therapy in any penal or  correctional
  institution,   or  to  prohibit  the  sale  of  the  products  resulting
  therefrom. Such sale and the disposition of the proceeds  thereof  shall
  be  governed  by  rules and regulations of the head of the department or
  other like governmental authority having jurisdiction. For  the  purpose
  of  this section, occupational therapy is defined as any activity in the
  nature of individual art or handicraft, prescribed, guided or supervised
  for the purpose of contributing to the welfare or rehabilitation of  any
  incarcerated    individual   or   incarcerated   individuals   of   such
  institutions.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 198 - Incarcerated Individual Occupational Therapy Fund.

§  198.  Incarcerated  individual  occupational  therapy  fund. 1. The
  commissioner of corrections and community supervision may authorize  the
  superintendent  or director of any correctional institution to establish
  an incarcerated individual occupational therapy fund for the receipt  of
  proceeds  from  a  product  sold,  as  authorized by section one hundred
  ninety-seven of this article, by one or more incarcerated individuals as
  incident to  an  avocational  or  vocational  project  approved  by  the
  commissioner,   including   but  not  limited  to,  art,  music,  drama,
  handicraft, or sports.
2. Pursuant to rules, regulations or directions of  the  commissioner,
  moneys  of  the fund may: (a) be made available to the superintendent or
  director to  be  used  for  the  general  benefit  of  the  incarcerated
  individuals  of  the  correctional  institution  wherein the product was
  produced,  including  but  not  limited  to,  furnishing  materials  and
  supplies  to  an incarcerated individual or incarcerated individuals for
  an avocational or vocational project and the transporting of  a  product
  thereof  for sale, display or otherwise and for recreational activities;
  or (b) be disbursed as follows: (i) an amount equal to the proceeds from
  the sale of a product produced by one  incarcerated  individual  may  be
  deposited  to  the  account  of such incarcerated individual pursuant to
  section one hundred sixteen of this chapter; or (ii) an amount equal  to
  the  proceeds  from  the  sale  of  a  product  produced  by two or more
  incarcerated individuals may be divided equally among such  incarcerated
  individuals  and  deposited  to  their  respective  accounts pursuant to
  section one hundred sixteen of this chapter.
3. In determining the amount of the proceeds from a sale of a  product
  that  may be deposited to the account of an incarcerated individual, the
  commissioner may provide for the deduction from the sum of the  proceeds
  the  reasonable  expenses of the department of corrections and community
  supervision incident to the sale, including  but  not  limited  to,  the
  value  of  materials  and  supplies  for  the  production of the product
  supplied without financial charge to the incarcerated individual and the
  expenses of transporting the product for sale or display or otherwise.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 199 - Establishment of Inmate Employment List.

* § 199. Establishment of inmate employment list. 1. The department of
  correctional  services shall maintain a list of inmates who are eligible
  for consideration for release  on  parole  or  otherwise  within  twelve
  months.  Such  list  shall  be amended every other month in order to add
  newly eligible inmates and to remove from the list inmates who have been
  discharged from the custody of the department. Inmates shall be included
  in such list only upon their own written  request.  The  list  shall  be
  known  as the "inmate-employment list" and it shall contain the names of
  inmates, their home  towns,  the  vocational  and  educational  training
  programs  completed  by the inmates while incarcerated, jobs held by the
  inmates while incarcerated, the  institution  at  which  the  inmate  is
  lodged,  and  other  information the department feels would be useful to
  prospective employers of such inmates  upon  their  release.  Such  list
  shall  be  provided,  upon  written  request,  to  approved  prospective
  employers  who  have  first  submitted  information  required   by   the
  department.  The  department shall permit approved prospective employers
  to visit facilities operated by the department  in  order  to  interview
  inmates  whose  names  appear on the employment lists for the purpose of
  possible employment upon  the  inmate's  release.  Approved  prospective
  employers  wishing  to  interview  inmates must notify the department in
  writing. If the department is unable to permit  job  interviews  on  the
  date requested by the approved prospective employer, it shall provide an
  alternative date.
2.   For  the  purposes  of  this  section  only  the  term  "approved
  prospective employers" shall mean those individuals or corporations  who
  have  stated  an  interest in employing former inmates and have supplied
  the information requested by the department, which shall be reviewed  by
  the  commissioner  of correctional services prior to designating them as
  approved prospective employers.
* NB Expired June 1, 1980
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 7 - Labor in Correctional Institutions › 200 - Department Programs and Incentive Allowances.

§  200.  Department  programs  and  incentive  allowances.  1. For the
  purpose of this section the  term  "incentive  allowance"  means  monies
  allowed  an  incarcerated individual of a state correctional institution
  for the efficient and willing performance of duties assigned or progress
  and achievement in educational, career and industrial training programs.
2. In lieu  of  the  system  of  labor  in  correctional  institutions
  established   by  this  article,  the  commissioner  may,  in  order  to
  facilitate an  incarcerated  individual's  eventual  reintegration  into
  society, establish for the incarcerated individuals in one or more state
  correctional institutions a system of educational, career and industrial
  training programs, and of incentive allowances for each such program.
3.  For  each  institution  wherein  such  system  is  established the
  commissioner shall prepare, and may at times  revise,  graded  incentive
  allowance  schedules  for  the incarcerated individuals within each such
  program based upon the levels  of  performance  and  achievement  by  an
  incarcerated  individual  in  a  program  to  which  he  or she has been
  assigned. Upon the approval of the director of the budget such schedules
  or revisions thereof may be promulgated.
4. The commissioner shall also provide  for  the  establishment  of  a
  credit  system  for each incarcerated individual and the manner in which
  incentive allowances shall be paid to the incarcerated individual or his
  or her dependents or held in trust for him  or  her  until  his  or  her
  release.   The  amount  of  incentive  allowed  to  the  credit  of  any
  incarcerated individual shall be disposed of as provided by section  one
  hundred eighty-nine of this article.
5.  Incentive  allowances  may  be  paid  from  monies provided to the
  department and available to the facilities for non-personal services  or
  from the correctional industry training and career education fund.
6.  Except  as otherwise provided by this section, those provisions of
  law dealing with labor in state correctional institutions shall apply to
  industrial training in state  correctional  institutions  including  the
  disposition  of  services  rendered  and products produced incidental to
  such industrial training.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 203 - Regulations for Release of Certain Sex Offenders.

§  203.  Regulations  for  release  of  certain  sex offenders. 1. The
commissioner shall promulgate rules and regulations that  shall  include
guidelines  and  procedures on the placement of sex offenders designated
as level two or level three offenders pursuant to article six-C of  this
chapter.  Such  regulations shall provide instruction on certain factors
to be considered when investigating and approving the residence of level
two or level  three  sex  offenders  released  on  presumptive  release,
parole,  conditional  release  or post-release supervision. Such factors
shall include the following:
(a) the location of other sex offenders required to register under the
sex  offender  registration  act,  specifically  whether  there   is   a
concentration  of registered sex offenders in a certain residential area
or municipality;
(b) the number of registered sex offenders residing  at  a  particular
property;
(c) the proximity of entities with vulnerable populations;
(d)  accessibility  to  family  members,  friends  or other supportive
services, including, but not limited to, locally available sex  offender
treatment  programs  with  preference  for placement of such individuals
into programs that  have  demonstrated  effectiveness  in  reducing  sex
offender recidivism and increasing public safety; and
(e)  the  availability of permanent, stable housing in order to reduce
the likelihood that such offenders will be transient.
2. The department shall  have  the  duty,  prior  to  the  release  to
community  supervision  of an incarcerated individual designated a level
two or three sex offender pursuant to the sex offender registration act,
to provide notification to the local social  services  district  in  the
county  in  which  the  incarcerated  individual expects to reside, when
information available or any other pre-release procedures indicates that
such incarcerated individual is likely to seek to  access  local  social
services for homeless persons. The department shall provide such notice,
when   practicable,   thirty  days  or  more  before  such  incarcerated
individual's release, but in any event, in advance of such  incarcerated
individual's  arrival  in the jurisdiction of such local social services
district.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 206 - Applications for Presumptive Release or Conditional Release.

§ 206. Applications for presumptive release or conditional release. 1.
  All  requests  for  presumptive  release or conditional release shall be
  made in writing on forms prescribed and  furnished  by  the  department.
  Within  one  month from the date any such application is received, if it
  appears that the  applicant  is  eligible  for  presumptive  release  or
  conditional  release  or  will  be eligible for such release during such
  month, the conditions of release shall be fixed in accordance with rules
  prescribed  by  the  board  of  parole.   Such   conditions   shall   be
  substantially the same as conditions imposed upon parolees.
2.   No  person  shall  be  presumptively  released  or  conditionally
  released, unless the applicant has agreed in writing to  the  conditions
  of  release.   The agreement shall state in plain, easily understandable
  language the  consequences  of  a  violation  of  one  or  more  of  the
  conditions of release.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 207 - Cooperation.

§  207.  Cooperation.  It  shall  be  the  duty of the commissioner of
  corrections and community supervision to insure that  all  officers  and
  employees  of the department shall at all times cooperate with the board
  of parole and shall furnish to such members and employees of  the  board
  of  parole  such  information  as  may  be appropriate to enable them to
  perform their independent decision making functions. It is also  his  or
  her  duty  to  ensure  that the functions of the board of parole are not
  hampered in any way, including but not  limited  to:  a  restriction  of
  resources   including   staff   assistance;   limited  access  to  vital
  information; and presentation of incarcerated individual information  in
  a  manner  that  may inappropriately influence the board in its decision
  making.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 208 - Deputization of Out-of-State Officers.

§  208.  Deputization  of  out-of-state  officers. The commissioner is
  hereby authorized and empowered to deputize any parole officer or  peace
  officer of another state to act as an officer and agent of this state in
  effecting  the  return  of  any  person  who  has violated the terms and
  conditions of parole or probation as granted by this state.
Any deputization pursuant to this section shall be in writing and  any
  person authorized to act as an agent of this state pursuant hereto shall
  carry  formal  evidence of his or her deputization and shall produce the
  same upon demand.
The commissioner is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of  the
  comptroller, to enter into contracts with similar officials of any other
  state  or  states for the purpose of sharing an equitable portion of the
  cost of effecting the return of any person who has  violated  the  terms
  and conditions of parole or probation as granted by this state.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 209 - Notice of Voting Rights.

* §  209.  Notice  of  voting rights. The department shall notify each
  person serving a period of community supervision verbally and in writing
  of his or her right to vote 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. 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 department shall transmit the completed
  application to the  state  board  or  county  board  where  such  person
  resides.
* NB There are 2 § 209's
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 209*2 - Permitted Activities.

* § 209. Permitted activities. Where any person is granted presumptive
  release,   parole,   conditional  release  or  release  to  post-release
  supervision, such person shall not be deemed to be in violation  of  and
  the  department  shall  not  terminate such granted presumptive release,
  parole, conditional release, release to post-release supervision, or any
  other type of supervised release solely because such person  engages  in
  bona  fide  work for an employer, including travel time to and from bona
  fide work, during curfew times set  with  a  sentence  of  probation  or
  conditional  discharge.  For purposes of this section, bona fide work is
  work performed as an employee for an employer, as defined in section two
  of the labor law.
* NB There are 2 § 209's
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 8 - Community Supervision › 210 - Permitted Activities.

§  210.  Permitted activities. Where any person is granted presumptive
  release,  parole,  conditional  release  or  release   to   post-release
  supervision,  such  person shall not be deemed to be in violation of and
  the department shall not terminate  such  granted  presumptive  release,
  parole,  conditional  release  or  release  to  post-release supervision
  solely because such person participated in work related labor  protests,
  or in a lawful labor dispute, strike or other concerted stoppage of work
  or  slowdown pursuant to article twenty of the labor law or the national
  labor relations act (29 U.S.C. sections 151 et. seq.).
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 11 - Executive Clemency › 261 - Subpoena on Application for Executive Clemency.

§  261.  Subpoena on application for executive clemency.  The governor
  shall have the power in any matter  pertaining  to  an  application  for
  clemency,  to  issue  a  subpoena  to  compel the attendance of a person
  before him at a time and place designated in said subpoena; and he shall
  also have the power to compel the  production  of  any  book,  paper  or
  writing by a subpoena duces tecum, directed to a person in whose custody
  either  may be, at a time and place designated in said subpoena. But the
  provisions of this article shall not apply to any book, paper or writing
  filed in any office of record in any civil division of this state.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 11 - Executive Clemency › 262 - Appointment of Person to Hear Application.

§  262.  Appointment  of  person to hear application. The governor may
  appoint a person to conduct a hearing  in  a  matter  pertaining  to  an
  application  for  clemency,  and  his  compensation shall not exceed ten
  dollars for each day's actual service. Such person, upon the  conclusion
  of  such  hearing,  shall  forward  to  the  governor without delay, the
  testimony taken before him.  The  governor  may  direct  that  a  person
  subpoenaed  by  him,  in  conformity  to the provisions of the preceding
  section, appear before a person designated by him to conduct  a  hearing
  as  provided  by  this section; and a person so subpoenaed shall produce
  any book, paper or writing before  said  person  so  designated  by  the
  governor,  in conformity with the provisions of the preceding section of
  this article.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 11 - Executive Clemency › 264 - Form and Service of Subpoena; Witness Fees.

§  264.  Form  and  service  of subpoena; witness fees. A subpoena, or
  subpoena duces tecum, issued in conformity with the provisions  of  this
  article, shall be signed by the governor's secretary, and be attested by
  the  privy seal of the state. A subpoena issued under this section shall
  be regulated by the civil practice law and rules.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 11 - Executive Clemency › 265 - Penalty for Failure of Witness to Appear.

§  265.  Penalty for failure of witness to appear. A person subpoenaed
  who fails to appear, refuses to answer, or  produce  a  book,  paper  or
  writing  as  provided in this article, shall upon conviction be adjudged
  guilty of a criminal contempt. And  in  addition  thereto  a  person  so
  subpoenaed  shall  be  subject to all the provisions of law which now or
  may hereafter exist, relating to witnesses in civil or criminal  actions
  at  law;  and  the  governor shall possess all the powers in relation to
  said provisions which are possessed by any court or judge, but he  shall
  be limited to the matters arising under the provisions of this article.