New York A05334 mandates law enforcement agents and peace officers to document the race of individuals they interact with during official duties.
New York A05334 amends the executive law to require law enforcement agents and peace officers to record the race of every person they have a meaningful interaction with in their memo books. This includes interactions such as those during traffic stops but excludes casual conversations unrelated to their duties. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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