New York A00328 mandates prosecution disclosure of jailhouse informant information to defense counsel and requires notification of victims if.
New York A00328 amends the criminal procedure law and executive law to enhance transparency and fairness in criminal proceedings involving jailhouse informants. It requires the prosecution to disclose specific information about jailhouse informants to defense counsel, including the informant's criminal history, any benefits offered, and details of any statements made by the defendant or the informant. Additionally, prosecutors must notify victims of crimes committed by jailhouse informants if benefits were offered to the informants in exchange for their testimony.
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