New York A06526 amends the criminal procedure law to change the timing of certain discovery requirements to sixty days prior to trial.

New York A06526 amends the criminal procedure law by adjusting the timing of certain discovery requirements. Specifically, it mandates that when a defendant is in custody, the prosecution must complete its initial discovery obligations no later than sixty days before the first scheduled trial date. This change applies to various types of criminal complaints and informations. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.

New York A06526 amends the criminal procedure law to change the timing of certain discovery requirements to sixty days prior to trial.

New York A06526 amends the criminal procedure law by adjusting the timing of certain discovery requirements. Specifically, it mandates that when a defendant is in custody, the prosecution must complete its initial discovery obligations no later than sixty days before the first scheduled trial date. This change applies to various types of criminal complaints and informations. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.