New York A03652 modifies parole applicant interview procedures and disclosure of parole applicant records.
New York A03652 amends the executive law to modify the procedure for interviews of parole applicants and the disclosure of parole applicant records. It mandates that parole applicants be personally interviewed by a board member, with the interview recorded and accessible only to the board and the applicant or their representative. Parole applicants must be given access to their records one month before the hearing. The bill also specifies that certain records, such as mental health examinations, are disclosed unless harmful to the applicant.
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