New York A03269 amends criminal procedure law to prevent involuntary statements from being used in evidence and mandates data collection on recorded.

New York A03269 amends the criminal procedure law to preclude statements made by defendants from being used in evidence if they were obtained involuntarily. This includes statements made under physical force, improper conduct, undue pressure, or false facts about evidence. The bill also mandates that the Division of Criminal Justice Services collect and analyze data on recorded interrogations, including whether the interrogation was recorded, the duration, and the circumstances of the recording. This bill affects law enforcement practices and data collection in New York.

New York A03269 amends criminal procedure law to prevent involuntary statements from being used in evidence and mandates data collection on recorded.

New York A03269 amends the criminal procedure law to preclude statements made by defendants from being used in evidence if they were obtained involuntarily. This includes statements made under physical force, improper conduct, undue pressure, or false facts about evidence. The bill also mandates that the Division of Criminal Justice Services collect and analyze data on recorded interrogations, including whether the interrogation was recorded, the duration, and the circumstances of the recording. This bill affects law enforcement practices and data collection in New York.