New York A06178, known as Caylee's law, establishes a class D felony for failing to report a child's death or disappearance within 24 hours, with.

New York A06178, known as Caylee's law, amends the penal law to establish the crime of failure to report a child's death or disappearance. This crime is classified as a class D felony. Specifically, a person legally responsible for a child under 18 is required to notify law enforcement within 24 hours of the child's death or disappearance. Exceptions are made if the child dies under the care of a licensed physician or if a death certificate has been issued.

New York A06178, known as Caylee's law, establishes a class D felony for failing to report a child's death or disappearance within 24 hours, with.

New York A06178, known as Caylee's law, amends the penal law to establish the crime of failure to report a child's death or disappearance. This crime is classified as a class D felony. Specifically, a person legally responsible for a child under 18 is required to notify law enforcement within 24 hours of the child's death or disappearance. Exceptions are made if the child dies under the care of a licensed physician or if a death certificate has been issued.