New York A03664 requires police to notify parents or guardians of high school students arrested for non-violent offenses, unless doing so would.

New York A03664, known as the "family notification and protection act," mandates that police officers notify parents or guardians of high school students who are arrested for non-violent offenses. This notification must occur unless it would endanger the student's health or safety. The bill also amends the definition of "sexually exploited child" to include persons under the age of nineteen. The act aims to ensure that parents and guardians are informed about their child's arrest while balancing the need to protect the student's well-being.

New York A03664 requires police to notify parents or guardians of high school students arrested for non-violent offenses, unless doing so would.

New York A03664, known as the "family notification and protection act," mandates that police officers notify parents or guardians of high school students who are arrested for non-violent offenses. This notification must occur unless it would endanger the student's health or safety. The bill also amends the definition of "sexually exploited child" to include persons under the age of nineteen. The act aims to ensure that parents and guardians are informed about their child's arrest while balancing the need to protect the student's well-being.