New York A00068 amends the family court act to revise discovery provisions in juvenile delinquency proceedings, including timing, disclosure, DNA.
New York A00068 amends the family court act to revise discovery provisions in juvenile delinquency proceedings. It mandates the presentment agency to disclose specific information to the respondent, including statements, electronic records, and physical evidence. The bill outlines timing for disclosures, conditions for protective orders, and consequences for non-compliance. It also addresses the admissibility of discovery in court and the rights of respondents to inspect and test evidence. The provisions aim to ensure a fair and expeditious resolution of juvenile delinquency cases.
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