New York A03408 amends the civil service law to deny retirement or other benefits to law enforcement officers dismissed for malfeasance or serious.

New York A03408 amends the civil service law by adding a new section 108. This section specifies that any law enforcement officer terminated for malfeasance or serious misconduct, or who resigned or retired during an investigation into such misconduct, shall not receive any retirement or other benefits. The bill defines "law enforcement officer" as a police officer, "malfeasance" as commonly understood, and "serious misconduct" as improper or illegal actions that could result in a miscarriage of justice or discrimination. The provisions do not apply to officers exonerated of all allegations.

New York A03408 amends the civil service law to deny retirement or other benefits to law enforcement officers dismissed for malfeasance or serious.

New York A03408 amends the civil service law by adding a new section 108. This section specifies that any law enforcement officer terminated for malfeasance or serious misconduct, or who resigned or retired during an investigation into such misconduct, shall not receive any retirement or other benefits. The bill defines "law enforcement officer" as a police officer, "malfeasance" as commonly understood, and "serious misconduct" as improper or illegal actions that could result in a miscarriage of justice or discrimination. The provisions do not apply to officers exonerated of all allegations.