New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A05663

Introduced
2/19/25  
Refer
2/19/25  

Caption

Requires the division of criminal justice services to check the wanted felon status and probation or parole violator status of people applying for public assistance.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NY HB07259

An Act Concerning Revisions To Various Statutes Concerning Criminal Justice.

NY HB1865

Requires the division of probation and parole to publish a list of offenders who are on probation for second degree murder

NY SB190

Relating to the repeal of statutes regarding the criminality or unacceptability of homosexual conduct and to the recognition of certain same-sex relationship statuses.

NY S07872

Authorizes a court to order the division of criminal justice services to compare fingerprints of the defendant against the statewide database.

NY S09970

Requires the division of criminal justice services to present an annual report on perpetrators of violent crimes resulting in the death of a crime victim.

NY S09840

Restricts a law enforcement officer from initiating a traffic stop for certain violations of the vehicle and traffic law; provides for the suppression or exclusion of evidence obtained in violation of such provisions; relates to the duties of the division of criminal justice services making certain information pertaining to traffic stops public.

NY A08108

Establishes the "Malcom X unsolved civil rights crime act"; requires the assistant attorney of the civil rights bureau to investigate violations of criminal civil rights statutes that occurred not later than December thirty-first, nineteen seventy-nine, and resulted in a death.

NY SB217

Establish work time credit for probationers and parolees

NY SB2238

Probation and parole; provide that technical violation of shall not include commission of new criminal offense.

NY SB2116

Probation and parole; provide that technical violation of shall not include commission of new criminal offense.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.