New York A03134 allows prosecutors to access sealed prior domestic violence case records if the offender commits a new domestic violence offense.
New York A03134 amends the criminal procedure law to enable prosecutors to access sealed prior domestic violence case records if the offender commits a new domestic violence offense. This includes orders of protection and other related records. The bill specifies that these records can be accessed by prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, and other entities under certain conditions, such as when the accused has moved for an order or is under supervision. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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