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2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 113 - Absence of Incarcerated Individual for Funeral and Deathbed Visits Authorized.

§  113.  Absence  of  incarcerated individual for funeral and deathbed
  visits  authorized.  The  commissioner  may  permit   any   incarcerated
  individual  confined  by the department except one awaiting the sentence
  of death 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 commissioner 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. Any  expense  incurred  under  the  provisions  of  this
  section, with respect to any incarcerated individual permitted to attend
  a  funeral  or  visit a relative during last illness, shall be deemed an
  expense of maintenance of  the  institution  and  be  paid  from  moneys
  available therefor; but the superintendent, if the rules and regulations
  of  the  commissioner  shall  so  provide,  may  allow  the incarcerated
  individual or anyone in his or her behalf to  reimburse  the  state  for
  such expense.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 114 - Rehabilitation Programs for Women; to Be Commensurate to Those Afforded Men.

§  114. Rehabilitation programs for women; to be commensurate to those
  afforded men. It shall be the duty of  the  commissioner  to  assure  an
  array  of  rehabilitation  programs  are provided among the correctional
  facilities in which female incarcerated individuals are confined, within
  the  appropriations  made  therefor,  including  but  not   limited   to
  vocational,  academic  and  industrial programs, which are comparable to
  the programs provided to male incarcerated individuals during the course
  of their incarceration.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 115 - Fiscal Accounts and Records.

§  115.  Fiscal  accounts and records.   1. The superintendent of each
  correctional facility shall maintain  books  of  entry  and  such  other
  records  as may be deemed necessary by the commissioner of correction in
  order to fully account for cash receipts from all sources and  all  cash
  disbursements  from  accounts established in the name of the facility or
  the superintendent. Such books and records shall be in a form prescribed
  by the commissioner of correction and shall be open at all times to  the
  commissioner and the comptroller and their authorized representatives.
2.  The  superintendent of each correctional facility shall also cause
  to be prepared an annual inventory  of  the  equipment  and  furnishings
  received  by  the facility and to maintain same for the purpose of audit
  or examination by the commissioner, the comptroller or their  authorized
  representatives.
3.  All  purchases  for  the use of any correctional facility shall be
  made in  conformance  with  the  rules  and  regulations  in  effect  or
  established  by  the commissioner of correction, the comptroller and the
  commissioner of the office of general services.  The  superintendent  of
  each  correctional facility shall cause to be maintained a record of all
  bills and receipts for expenditures made for goods or services  for  the
  facility  for  the  purpose of audit or examination by the commissioner,
  the comptroller or their designated representatives.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 116 - Incarcerated Individuals' Funds.

§  116.  incarcerated individuals' funds. The warden or superintendent
  of each of the institutions within the jurisdiction of the department of
  corrections and community supervision shall deposit  at  least  once  in
  each  week  to  his  or her credit as such warden, or superintendent, in
  such bank or banks as may be designated  by  the  comptroller,  all  the
  moneys  received  by  him  or  her as such warden, or superintendent, as
  incarcerated individuals' funds, and send to the comptroller and also to
  the commissioner monthly, a statement showing the amount so received and
  deposited. Such statement of deposits shall be certified by  the  proper
  officer  of  the bank receiving such deposit or deposits. The warden, or
  superintendent, shall also verify by his or her affidavit that  the  sum
  so  deposited  is  all  the money received by him or her as incarcerated
  individuals' funds during the month. Any bank  in  which  such  deposits
  shall  be  made  shall,  before receiving any such deposits, file a bond
  with the comptroller of the state, subject to his or her  approval,  for
  such  sum  as  he  or  she  shall  deem necessary. Upon a certificate of
  approval  issued  by  the  director  of  the  budget,  pursuant  to  the
  provisions  of  section fifty-three of the state finance law, the amount
  of interest, if any, heretofore  accrued  and  hereafter  to  accrue  on
  moneys so deposited, heretofore and hereafter credited to the warden, or
  superintendent,  by  the  bank from time to time, shall be available for
  expenditure by the warden, or superintendent, subject to  the  direction
  of the commissioner, for welfare work among the incarcerated individuals
  in  his  or  her  custody. The withdrawal of moneys so deposited by such
  warden, or superintendent, as incarcerated individuals' funds, including
  any interest so credited, shall be subject to his  or  her  check.  Each
  warden,  or superintendent, shall each month provide the comptroller and
  also the commissioner with a record of all withdrawals from incarcerated
  individuals' funds. As used in this section,  the  term  "  incarcerated
  individuals'   funds"   means   the  funds  in  the  possession  of  the
  incarcerated individual at the time of his or  her  admission  into  the
  institution,  funds  earned  by  him  or  her as provided in section one
  hundred eighty-seven of this chapter and any other funds received by him
  or her or on his or  her  behalf  and  deposited  with  such  warden  or
  superintendent  in  accordance  with  the  rules  and regulations of the
  commissioner. Whenever the total  unencumbered  value  of  funds  in  an
  incarcerated  individual's  account  exceeds  ten  thousand dollars, the
  superintendent shall  give  written  notice  to  the  office  of  victim
  services.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 117 - Estimates of Expenses.

§ 117. Estimates of expenses.  The superintendent of each correctional
  facility   shall   cause  to  be  prepared,  at  the  direction  of  the
  commissioner, periodic estimates of expenditures in such form and detail
  and for such periods as the commissioner may deem appropriate.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 118 - Custody and Supervision of Persons in Westchester County Correctional Facilities.

§  118.  Custody  and  supervision  of  persons  in Westchester county
  correctional facilities.  1. The duty of  maintaining  the  custody  and
  supervision  of  persons  detained  or  confined in a local correctional
  facility as defined in  subdivision  sixteen  of  section  two  of  this
  chapter  and such facility is located in the county of Westchester shall
  be performed solely by correction officers  of  the  Westchester  county
  correction  department.    This  duty, in whole or in part, shall not be
  delegated, transferred or assigned.
2. As used in this section, "correction officer"  of  the  Westchester
  county  correction  department  means  a  correction officer, correction
  officer-sergeant,   correction   officer-captain,   assistant    warden,
  associate warden or warden.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 119 - Daily Report Concerning Incarcerated Individuals.

§   119.   Daily   report  concerning  incarcerated  individuals.  The
  superintendent of each correctional facility shall make a  daily  report
  to the commissioner of correction, stating the names of all incarcerated
  individuals  received  into  the  facility during the preceding day, the
  counties in which they  were  tried,  the  crimes  of  which  they  were
  convicted,  the  nature  and  duration  of their sentences, their former
  trade, employment or occupation, their  habits,  color,  age,  place  of
  nativity, degree of instruction, and a description of their persons, and
  also  stating  whether  any such incarcerated individuals have ever been
  confined in any state or county correctional  institution,  and  if  so,
  stating  the  offense  for which they were confined, and the duration of
  their punishment, and also stating in such report the names of  all  the
  incarcerated  individuals  transferred  or  released to the community or
  delivered to other governmental authority on the preceding day, and  all
  other  particulars  in  relation to such persons that are required to be
  stated in relation to  the  incarcerated  individuals  received  in  the
  facility.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 121 - Private Ownership or Operation of Correctional Facilities.

§  121.  Private  ownership  or  operation of correctional facilities.
  Except as otherwise provided in subdivisions  two,  three  and  four  of
  section  one  hundred  twenty  of  this  article  or in federal law, the
  private operation or management of a correctional facility as defined in
  subdivision four of section two of this chapter or a local  correctional
  facility,  as  defined  in  subdivision  sixteen  of section two of this
  chapter, the private ownership or operation of a  facility  for  housing
  state  or  local  incarcerated  individuals  or the private ownership or
  operation  of  a  facility  for  the  incarceration  of  other   state's
  incarcerated individuals is prohibited.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 122 - Control of Fiscal Transactions and Recovery of Debts.

§  122. Control of fiscal transactions and recovery of debts.  All the
  fiscal  transactions  and  dealings  on  account  of  each  correctional
  facility  shall  be  conducted  by and in the name of the superintendent
  thereof, who shall have control over all matters of finance relating  to
  such   facility,  subject  to  the  direction  and  supervision  of  the
  commissioner of correction. Such superintendent shall be capable in  law
  of  suing  in  all  courts and places, and in all matters concerning the
  facility, by his name of office, and by that name shall be authorized to
  sue for and recover all sums of money due from any person to any  former
  agent, agent and superintendent or superintendent of the facility, or to
  the  people  of this state on account of such facility. But it shall not
  be lawful in any such suit or action for any defendant to plead or  give
  in  evidence  any  offset or matter by way of recoupment or counterclaim
  except for payments made, and not credited  to  such  defendant,  or  to
  recover  any judgment against such superintendent in such suit or action
  other than for the costs and disbursements therein. Each  superintendent
  shall  enforce  the  payment  of all debts due to the facility under his
  charge with as little delay as possible, but subject to the  approbation
  of  the  commissioner of correction, he may accept any security from any
  debtor on granting him time, that he may deem conducive to the interests
  of the state. The commissioner of correction or any person authorized in
  the rules and regulations of the department may at any time exercise the
  powers granted to a superintendent hereunder.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 125 - Incarcerated Individuals' Money, Clothing and Other Property; What to Be Furnished Them on Their Release.

§  125.  Incarcerated individuals' money, clothing and other property;
  what to be furnished them on their release. 1. The superintendent, or an
  employee covered by bond who is designated  by  the  superintendent,  of
  each  correctional  facility  shall  take charge of all moneys and other
  articles which may be  brought  to  the  facility  by  the  incarcerated
  individuals,  and  shall  cause  the  same, immediately upon the receipt
  thereof, to be entered among the receipts of the facility;  which  money
  and  other  articles, whenever the incarcerated individual from whom the
  same  was  received  shall  be  discharged  from  the  custody  of   the
  department,  or  the  same shall be otherwise legally demanded, shall be
  returned by the said superintendent to such incarcerated  individual  or
  other  person  legally entitled to the same, and vouchers shall be taken
  therefor.  The  commissioner  shall  promulgate  rules  and  regulations
  concerning  the custody and transfer of such money and other articles in
  cases where incarcerated individuals are transferred from  one  facility
  to another.
2. The superintendent of each of said facilities shall furnish to each
  incarcerated  individual  who  shall be discharged or released from said
  facility by pardon, parole, conditional  release  or  otherwise,  except
  such  incarcerated individuals as are released for return for resentence
  or new trial or upon a certificate of reasonable doubt, and except  such
  incarcerated  individuals  who  are released to participate in a program
  outside the facility  who  are  required  to  return  to  the  facility,
  suitable clothing adapted to the season in which he or she is discharged
  not  to  exceed  sixty-five  dollars  in value and transportation to the
  county of  his  or  her  conviction  or  to  such  other  place  as  the
  commissioner  may  designate.  In  addition, the commissioner shall take
  such steps as are necessary to ensure that incarcerated individuals have
  at least forty dollars available upon release.
3. In any case where an incarcerated individual  is  not  entitled  to
  receive  clothing  and  transportation  under  subdivision  two  of this
  section, the superintendent, in his or her discretion,  but  subject  to
  the  rules of the department, may furnish an incarcerated individual who
  is released from a facility  with  clothing  or  transportation  not  in
  excess  of  the value for each item specified in subdivision two of this
  section.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 126 - Punishment of Superintendent for Neglect of Duty.

§  126.  Punishment  of  superintendent  for neglect of duty.   If the
  superintendent of a correctional  facility  shall  wilfully  neglect  or
  refuse  to  make any weekly or monthly return, estimate or statement, or
  to transmit any statement  and  certificate  of  such  deposits  to  the
  comptroller, as hereby directed, it shall be the duty of the comptroller
  to notify the commissioner of correction of such omissions, and it shall
  be   the   duty   of   the  commissioner  of  correction  to  order  the
  superintendent to be prosecuted for the recovery of any moneys which may
  be in his  hands  belonging  to  the  state.  The  superintendent  of  a
  correctional  facility  shall be liable to indictment and punishment for
  any wilful neglect of duty, or for any malpractice in the  discharge  of
  the duties of his office.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 130 - Custody of Incarcerated Individual Sentenced to Death and Commuted by Governor.

§  130.  Custody  of  incarcerated  individual  sentenced to death and
  commuted by  governor.  The  commissioner  shall  designate  appropriate
  correctional  facilities  to  receive, on the order of the governor, any
  person convicted of any crime punishable  by  death,  or  who  shall  be
  pardoned,  on  condition  of being confined either for life or a term of
  years in a correctional facility, and  such  person  shall  be  confined
  according to the terms of such condition.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 132 - Retaking of an Escaped Incarcerated Individual.

§   132.  Retaking  of  an  escaped  incarcerated  individual.  If  an
  incarcerated individual escapes from a correctional facility, he or  she
  may  be  arrested and returned by the superintendent or by an officer or
  employee of the department or by any peace officer, acting  pursuant  to
  his  or  her  special  duties, or police officer without a warrant; or a
  magistrate may cause such escaped incarcerated individual to be arrested
  and held in custody until he or she can be  removed  to  a  correctional
  facility, as in the case of a commitment. Rewards for the taking of such
  escaped incarcerated individuals may be provided for by the rules of the
  department.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 133 - Superintendent to Report Concerning Incarcerated Individual Believed Mentally Ill When Crime Was Committed.

§  133.  Superintendent  to  report concerning incarcerated individual
  believed  mentally  ill  when  crime   was   committed.   Whenever   the
  superintendent  of  a correctional facility shall have reason to believe
  that any incarcerated individual in the facility was mentally ill at the
  time he or she committed the offense for which he or she was  sentenced,
  such  superintendent shall communicate in writing to the commissioner of
  correction his or her reason for  such  opinion,  and  shall  refer  the
  commissioner  of correction to all the sources of information with which
  he or she may be acquainted in relation to the mental  illness  of  such
  incarcerated  individual.  The  commissioner  of  correction  shall then
  transmit such opinion and information to the governor with  his  or  her
  recommendations thereon.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 134 - Religious Dietary Requirements.

* §  134.  Religious  dietary  requirements. 1. The commissary at each
  correctional facility shall provide food options  for  purchase  through
  the  facility  commissary  that  satisfy  the  requirements of religious
  dietary needs of the incarcerated individuals housed  at  the  facility,
  including, but not limited to halal foods and kosher foods. Food options
  available  pursuant  to  this subdivision shall conform to the standards
  typically associated with the particular religious dietary requirements;
  provided, however, that if one or more incarcerated  individuals  housed
  at  the  facility  requires  food  products  that  conform  to  a higher
  religious dietary standard, such products shall also be  made  available
  through  the  commissary  upon  request of the individual requiring such
  options.
2. Each correctional facility shall provide food options for  purchase
  from vending machines located in the visitor's area of the facility that
  satisfy  the requirements of religious dietary needs of the incarcerated
  individuals housed at the facility, including, but not limited to  halal
  foods and kosher foods.
3.  For  food  options  available through both the commissary and from
  vending machines, the prices  for  food  options  that  conform  to  the
  requirements  of  this  section  shall be comparable to the cost of food
  options that do not conform to the requirements of this section.
* NB Effective September 3, 2024
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 138 - Institutional Rules and Regulations for Incarcerated Individuals at All Correctional Facilities.

§   138.   Institutional   rules   and  regulations  for  incarcerated
  individuals at all correctional facilities. 1. All  institutional  rules
  and   regulations  defining  and  prohibiting  incarcerated  individuals
  misconduct shall be published and posted in prominent  locations  within
  the institution and set forth in both the English and Spanish language.
2.  All incarcerated individuals shall be provided with written copies
  of these rules and regulations upon admission to the institution and all
  incarcerated  individuals  presently  incarcerated  in  a   correctional
  facility  shall  be  provided  with  written  copies  of these rules and
  regulations.
3.  Facility  rules  shall  be  specific  and   precise   giving   all
  incarcerated  individuals  actual  notice  of  the  conduct  prohibited.
  Facility rules shall state the range of disciplinary sanctions which can
  be imposed for violation of each rule.
4. Incarcerated  individuals  shall  not  be  disciplined  for  making
  written  or  oral statements, demands, or requests involving a change of
  institutional  conditions,  policies,  rules,   regulations,   or   laws
  affecting an institution.
5.  No  incarcerated  individual  shall  be  disciplined  except for a
  violation of a published and posted written rule or regulation,  a  copy
  of which has been provided the incarcerated individual.
6.  All  rules  and regulations pertaining to incarcerated individuals
  established by the department of corrections and  community  supervision
  and  all  rules  and  regulations pertaining to incarcerated individuals
  established  by  any  institutional  staff  at  any  state  correctional
  facility   shall  be  reviewed  annually  by  the  commissioner  of  the
  department of corrections and community supervision.
7.  De-escalation,  intervention,  informational   reports   and   the
  withdrawal of incentives shall be the preferred methods of responding to
  misbehavior  unless  the  department  determines  that  non-disciplinary
  interventions have failed, or that non-disciplinary interventions  would
  not  succeed  and the misbehavior involved an act listed in subparagraph
  (ii) of  paragraph  (k)  of  subdivision  six  of  section  one  hundred
  thirty-seven  of  this  article,  in  which  case, as a last resort, the
  department shall have the authority to issue misbehavior reports, pursue
  disciplinary charges, or impose new or additional segregated confinement
  sanctions.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 138-A - Notification of Visitation Policies.

§  138-a. Notification of visitation policies. The commissioner of the
  department of corrections and community supervision shall establish  and
  maintain   on   its   public  website  information  concerning  specific
  visitation  rules,  regulations,  policies  and  procedures   for   each
  correctional  facility.  Such  information  shall  include,  but  not be
  limited to, visiting days and hours,  length  and  number  of  allowable
  visits,  maximum  number of people per visit, dress code, guidelines for
  people with medical and other special needs  including  physical  access
  and  restrictions on medications while in the facility, infant care, and
  items which are restricted or prohibited by visitors.  The  commissioner
  shall  regularly update the information provided on the website pursuant
  to this section in order to ensure that such information is accurate and
  that visitors are notified of any new  or  changed  rules,  regulations,
  policies and procedures. In addition, the commissioner shall designate a
  telephone  number or numbers that persons may call for information about
  the visiting rules, regulations, policies and procedures at the  various
  facilities. Such telephone number or numbers shall also be posted on the
  website.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 139 - Grievance Procedures.

§  139.  Grievance procedures. 1. The commissioner shall establish, in
  each correctional institution under his or her  jurisdiction,  grievance
  resolution  committees  to  resolve  grievances  of  persons within such
  correctional institution. Such  grievance  resolution  committees  shall
  consist  of  five persons four of whom shall be entitled to vote, two of
  whom shall be incarcerated individuals of such correctional institution,
  and a non-voting chairman.
2.  The  commissioner   shall   promulgate   rules   and   regulations
  establishing  such  procedures  for  the  fair,  simple  and expeditious
  resolution of grievances as shall  be  deemed  appropriate,  having  due
  regard  for  the  constitutions and laws of the United States and of the
  state of New York. Such procedures shall include but not be  limited  to
  setting  time  limitations  for  the  filing  of  complaints and replies
  thereto and for each stage of the grievance resolution process.
3. A person aggrieved  by  the  decision  of  a  grievance  resolution
  committee  may apply to the commissioner for review of the decision. The
  commissioner or his deputy may take such action as he deems  appropriate
  to fairly and expeditiously resolve the grievance to the satisfaction of
  all parties.
4.  The  commission  shall  annually evaluate and assess the grievance
  procedures in correctional facilities, and make any recommendations with
  respect  to  the  proper  operation  or  improvement  of  the  grievance
  procedures  and provide such report to the commissioner and the chairmen
  of the senate codes and crime and corrections  and  assembly  codes  and
  correction committees.
5.  The commissioner shall semi-annually report to the chairmen of the
  senate codes and crime and corrections committees and the assembly codes
  and correction  committees  on  the  nature  and  type  of  incarcerated
  individual grievances and unusual incidents, by facility.
6.  The  commissioner shall, upon request, provide the commission with
  any information or data necessary for the commission to  carry  out  the
  mandates of this section.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 140 - Provision for Routine Medical, Dental and Mental Health Services and Treatment.

§  140.  Provision  for  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 or transferred to the
custody of the department and no medical consent has been obtained prior
to commitment or transfer, 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 such an individual.
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)  Such  notice  of  motion  shall  be  served  on  the incarcerated
individual, the facility and the department not  less  than  seven  days
prior  to  the return date of the motion. The persons 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 service and treatment where otherwise authorized by law to
do so.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 141 - Contagious Disease in Facility.

§  141.  Contagious  disease  in  facility.  In case any pestilence or
  contagious disease shall break out among the incarcerated individuals in
  any  of  the  correctional  facilities,  or  in  the  vicinity  of  such
  facilities,  the  commissioner  of correction may cause the incarcerated
  individuals confined in such facility, or any of them, to be removed  to
  some suitable place of security, where such of them as may be sick shall
  receive  all  necessary  care  and medical assistance; such incarcerated
  individuals shall be returned as soon as may be feasible to the facility
  from which they were taken, to be confined therein  according  to  their
  respective sentences.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 142 - Fire in Facility.

§  142.  Fire  in  facility.  Whenever  by  reason of any correctional
  facility, or any building contiguous to such facility,  being  on  fire,
  there shall be reason to apprehend that the incarcerated individuals may
  be  injured  or  endangered by such fire, or may escape, it shall be the
  duty of the superintendent of such facility to remove such  incarcerated
  individuals  to  some  safe and convenient place, and there confine them
  until the necessity of such removal shall have ceased.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 143 - Custody of Persons Convicted of Crimes Against the United States.

§  143.  Custody  of  persons  convicted  of crimes against the United
  States.  The commissioner is authorized to enter into agreements for the
  care and custody of persons convicted and sentenced to  imprisonment  by
  the  United  States  courts  in  this  state. Persons may be confined in
  correctional  facilities  pursuant  to  any  such  agreement   and   all
  provisions  of  law  applicable  to the care and custody of incarcerated
  individuals  sentenced  by  courts  of  this  state,  except  provisions
  governing  the  duration  of sentence and other related incidents of the
  sentence provided by federal law, shall apply to the care and custody of
  such persons.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 147 - Noncitizen Incarcerated Individuals of Correctional Facilities.

§ 147. Noncitizen incarcerated individuals of correctional facilities.
  The  commissioner  shall  within  three  months  after  admission  of  a
  noncitizen incarcerated individual to a correctional facility  cause  an
  investigation  to  be  made  of  the  record  and  past  history of such
  noncitizen and shall upon the termination of  such  investigation  cause
  the record of such noncitizen, together with all facts disclosed by such
  investigation,  and  his or her recommendations as to deportation, to be
  forwarded to the  United  States  immigration  authorities  having  such
  matters in charge.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 148 - Psychiatric and Diagnostic Clinics.

§  148.  Psychiatric  and  diagnostic  clinics.  The  commissioner  of
  corrections and community supervision is hereby authorized and  directed
  to  assist  and  cooperate with the commissioner of mental health in the
  establishment and conduct of such psychiatric and diagnostic clinics  in
  the  institutions  and  facilities  under  their  jurisdiction  as  such
  commissioners  may  deem  necessary  within  the   amount   appropriated
  therefor.  The  persons  conducting  the  work  of  such  clinics  shall
  determine  the  physical  and  mental  condition  of  all   incarcerated
  individuals  serving  an indeterminate term, having a minimum of one day
  and  a  maximum  of  natural  life,  and  of  such  other   incarcerated
  individuals whose criminal record, behavior or other factors indicate to
  those  in  charge  of  such clinics the need of study and treatment. The
  work of the clinics  shall  include  scientific  study  and  psychiatric
  evaluation  of  each  such incarcerated individual, including his or her
  career and life history, investigation of the cause  of  the  crime  and
  recommendations   for   the   care,  training  and  employment  of  such
  incarcerated individuals with a view to their  reformation  and  to  the
  protection  of  society. Each of the different phases of the work of the
  clinics shall be so coordinated with all the other phases of clinic work
  as to be a part of a unified and comprehensive scheme in the  study  and
  treatment  of such incarcerated individuals. After classification in the
  clinics the incarcerated individual sentenced to state prison  shall  be
  certified  to  the warden and recommendation made to the commissioner of
  corrections and community supervision as to their disposition.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities › 149 - Released Incarcerated Individuals; Notification to Sheriff, Police, and District Attorney.

§  149.  Released  incarcerated  individuals; notification to sheriff,
  police,  and  district  attorney.  In  the  case  of  any   incarcerated
  individual convicted of a felony, it shall be the duty of the department
  at least forty-eight hours prior to the release of any such incarcerated
  individual  from  a  correctional facility to notify the chief of police
  both of the city, town or village in which such incarcerated  individual
  proposes  to  reside  and  of  the  city,  town or village in which such
  incarcerated individual resided at the time of his or her conviction and
  the district attorney of the county where  the  offense  for  which  the
  incarcerated   individual   is   incarcerated  was  prosecuted,  of  the
  contemplated release of such  incarcerated  individual,  informing  such
  chief of police and the district attorney of the name and aliases of the
  incarcerated  individual,  the  address  at  which he or she proposes to
  reside, the amount of time remaining to be served, if any, on  the  full
  term  for which he or she was sentenced, and the nature of the crime for
  which he or she was sentenced, transmitting at  the  same  time  to  the
  chief  of  police  a copy of such incarcerated individual's fingerprints
  and photograph. Where such incarcerated individual  proposes  to  reside
  outside of a city, such notification shall be sent to the sheriff of the
  county  in  which  such incarcerated individual proposes to reside. Such
  notification may be provided by electronic transmission to those willing
  jurisdictions  that  have  the  capability   of   receiving   electronic
  transmission  notification.  Any chief of police or sheriff who receives
  notification of a released  incarcerated  individual  pursuant  to  this
  section  may  request  and receive from the division of criminal justice
  services a report containing a summary of such incarcerated individual's
  criminal record.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 150 - Definitions.

§ 150. Definitions. As used in this article:
1. "City" means the City of New York.
2.  "Commissioner"  means  the  commissioner of correction of the city
  provided,  however,  that  if  there  shall  be  established  by  law  a
  correctional  administration  in the city, "commissioner" shall mean the
  correctional administrator of the City.
3. "Department"  means  the  department  of  correction  of  the  city
  provided,  however,  that  if  there  shall  be  established  by  law  a
  correctional administration in the city, "department"  shall  mean  such
  administration.
4. "Work release program" means a program in which the limits of place
  of  confinement  are  extended for the purpose of seeking or engaging in
  employment or self-employment,  attending  an  educational  institution,
  participating  in a training program, or obtaining medical treatment not
  otherwise available, caring for the prisoner's household and  family  or
  for some other compelling reason consistent with the public interest.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 151 - Work Release Program.

§  151.  Work  Release  Program.  The  department shall establish work
  release programs for prisoners sentenced to New York  City  correctional
  institutions.  The  commissioner  may  extend the limits of the place of
  confinement of a prisoner as  to  whom  there  is  reasonable  cause  to
  believe  he  will honor his trust by authorizing him to participate in a
  work release program  in  the  community  on  a  voluntary  basis  while
  continuing  as  a prisoner of the institution or facility in which he is
  confined.  An  extension  of  limits  shall  be  under  such  prescribed
  conditions  and  for such reasonable hours or reasonable periods of time
  as the commissioner deems necessary.  Such extension of  limits  may  be
  withdrawn at any time.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 152 - Employment.

§  152. Employment. The department shall endeavor to secure employment
  for a prisoner deemed eligible to participate in a work release  program
  and assist him in contacting prospective employers. In carrying out this
  function,  the  department  shall  coordinate  its  efforts  with  other
  departments or agencies furnishing employment placement services.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 153 - Conditions of Employment.

§  153.  Conditions of Employment. 1. A prisoner shall be permitted to
be employed only if:
(a) The rates of pay and other conditions of employment  will  not  be
less  than  those  paid  or  provided  for work of similar nature in the
locality in which the work is to be performed.
(b) The commissioner finds, after consultation with representatives of
local union central bodies or similar labor  union  organizations,  that
such employment will not result in the displacement of employed workers,
impair  existing  contracts  for services, or be applied, except where a
prisoner is to be hired by an employer for whom he worked prior  to  his
conviction,  in skills, crafts, or trades in which there is a surplus of
available gainful labor in the locality.
2. The State Department of Labor shall exercise the  same  supervision
over  conditions  of  employment  for  prisoners  participating  in work
release programs as such department does over conditions  of  employment
for free persons.
3.  In no event shall a prisoner be employed in an establishment which
has a labor dispute.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 154 - Disposition of Earnings.

§   154.   Disposition   of  Earnings.  The  earnings  of  a  prisoner
  participating in a work release program,  less  any  payroll  deductions
  required or authorized by law, shall be deposited with the department in
  a  trust  fund account. Such earnings shall not be subject to attachment
  or garnishment in the hands  of  the  department.  The  commissioner  is
  authorized  to provide for disbursements from the trust fund account for
  any or all of the following purposes:
1.  Such  costs  incident  to  the  prisoner's  confinement   as   the
  commissioner deems appropriate and reasonable.
2.  Such  costs  related to the prisoner's work release program as the
  commissioner deems appropriate and reasonable.
3. Support of the prisoner's dependents.
4.  Payment  of  court  fines,  mandatory  surcharge,   sex   offender
  registration  fee,  DNA  databank  fee,  restitution  or  reparation, or
  forfeitures.
The balance of such earnings, if any, after disbursements for  any  of
  the foregoing purposes shall be paid to the prisoner upon termination of
  his imprisonment.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 156 - Liability for a Prisoner on Work Release.

§  156.  Liability  for  a  Prisoner  on  Work  Release.  No  prisoner
  participating in a work release program or whose place of confinement is
  extended pursuant to this article shall be deemed an agent, employee  or
  involuntary  servant  of  the  department  or the city while employed or
  going to and from such employment or released from confinement  pursuant
  to  this  article;  provided, however, that where a prisoner is employed
  and paid by the city, his relationship to the city arising out  of  such
  employment  shall  be determined in the same manner as if he were a free
  person so employed.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 158 - Designation of Place of Confinement.

§  158.  Designation  of  Place  of  Confinement. The commissioner may
  designate as a  place  of  confinement  of  a  prisoner  any  available,
  suitable  and  appropriate  correctional institution or facility whether
  maintained by the city, state or federal government and may at any  time
  transfer a prisoner from one place of confinement to another. Where such
  designation  or  transfer  is  to either a state or federal correctional
  institution or facility, it shall be subject to the  prior  approval  of
  the  appropriate  person  or agency having jurisdiction and control over
  such facility and upon such terms  and  conditions  as  such  person  or
  agency deems appropriate.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 159 - Eligibility for Other Programs.

§  159.  Eligibility  for  Other  Programs.  The  participation of any
  prisoner in a work release program established pursuant to this  article
  shall  in  no  way  prejudice  his  eligibility for conditional release,
  parole or discretionary reduction of sentence.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-A - Work Release Program in New York City Correctional Institutions › 160 - Annual Report of Commissioner.

§  160. Annual Report of Commissioner. The commissioner shall annually
  prepare a report of the work release program which shall be  transmitted
  to  the  legislature  on  or before the first day of March in each year.
  Such annual report  shall  include  a  summary  of  the  operations  and
  activities   of   the   program   for   the   preceding  year  and  such
  recommendations for the improvement of the program as  the  commissioner
  shall deem necessary and proper.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-E - Discharge of Sex Offender From Correctional Facility; Duties of Official in Charge.

§  168-e. Discharge of sex offender from correctional facility; duties
  of official in charge. 1. Any sex offender, to be  discharged,  paroled,
  released to post-release supervision or released from any state or local
  correctional  facility,  hospital  or  institution  where  he or she was
  confined or committed, shall at least fifteen  calendar  days  prior  to
  discharge, parole or release, be informed of his or her duty to register
  under  this  article, by the facility in which he or she was confined or
  committed. The facility shall require the sex offender to read and  sign
  such  form  as  may  be  required  by  the  division stating the duty to
  register and the procedure for registration has been explained to him or
  her and to complete the registration portion of such form. The  facility
  shall  obtain on such form the address where the sex offender expects to
  reside upon his or her discharge, parole or release  and  the  name  and
  address  of  any institution of higher education he or she expects to be
  employed  by,  enrolled  in,  attending   or   employed,   whether   for
  compensation  or  not,  and  whether  he  or  she expects to reside in a
  facility owned or operated by such an institution, and shall report such
  information to the division. The facility shall give  one  copy  of  the
  form to the sex offender, retain one copy and shall send one copy to the
  division  which  shall  provide  the  information to the law enforcement
  agencies having jurisdiction. The facility shall give the sex offender a
  form prepared by the division, to register with the  division  at  least
  fifteen calendar days prior to release and such form shall be completed,
  signed  by  the sex offender and sent to the division by the facility at
  least ten days prior to the sex offender's release or discharge.
2. The division shall also immediately transmit  the  conviction  data
  and  fingerprints  to the Federal Bureau of Investigation if not already
  obtained.
2023 New York Laws › COR - Correction › Article 6-C - Sex Offender Registration Act › 168-G - Prior Convictions; Duty to Inform and Register.

§  168-g.  Prior  convictions;  duty  to  inform  and register. 1. The
  department or office  of  probation  and  correctional  alternatives  in
  accordance   with   risk   factors   pursuant  to  section  one  hundred
  sixty-eight-l  of  this  article  shall  determine   the   duration   of
  registration  and  notification  for  every  sex  offender  who  on  the
  effective date of this article  is  then  on  community  supervision  or
  probation  for  an  offense  provided for in subdivision two or three of
  section one hundred sixty-eight-a of this article.
2. Every sex offender who on the effective date  of  this  article  is
  then  on  community supervision or probation for an offense provided for
  in subdivision two or three of section one hundred sixty-eight-a of this
  article shall within ten calendar days of  such  determination  register
  with  his  parole  or  probation officer. On each anniversary of the sex
  offender's initial  registration  date  thereafter,  the  provisions  of
  section  one  hundred sixty-eight-f of this article shall apply. Any sex
  offender who fails or refuses to so comply shall be subject to the  same
  penalties  as  otherwise  provided  for  in  this article which would be
  imposed upon a sex offender who fails or refuses to so comply  with  the
  provisions of this article on or after such effective date.
3.  It  shall be the duty of the parole or probation officer to inform
  and register such sex offender according to the requirements imposed  by
  this  article.  A parole or probation officer shall give one copy of the
  form to the sex offender and shall, within three calendar days, send two
  copies electronically or otherwise to the department which shall forward
  one copy electronically or  otherwise  to  the  law  enforcement  agency
  having  jurisdiction  where  the  sex  offender  resides upon his or her
  community supervision, probation, or local conditional release.
4. A petition for relief from this section is  permitted  to  any  sex
  offender required to register while released to community supervision or
  probation pursuant to section one hundred sixty-eight-o of this article.