New York A06376 amends the criminal procedure law to impose discovery restrictions on photographs of minors depicting sexual or other intimate parts.

New York A06376 amends the criminal procedure law to require that any photograph depicting the sexual or other intimate parts of a minor, taken when the minor was under eighteen, be subject to in camera review before disclosure. The court must consider several factors in determining the manner of disclosure, including the body parts depicted, the age of the minor, the nature of the photograph, and the relevance and materiality of the photograph to the case. There is a rebuttable presumption that such photographs should only be disclosed to the defendant's counsel and relevant experts.

New York A06376 amends the criminal procedure law to impose discovery restrictions on photographs of minors depicting sexual or other intimate parts.

New York A06376 amends the criminal procedure law to require that any photograph depicting the sexual or other intimate parts of a minor, taken when the minor was under eighteen, be subject to in camera review before disclosure. The court must consider several factors in determining the manner of disclosure, including the body parts depicted, the age of the minor, the nature of the photograph, and the relevance and materiality of the photograph to the case. There is a rebuttable presumption that such photographs should only be disclosed to the defendant's counsel and relevant experts.