Directs the attorney general to review incidents where a civilian is killed by a police officer.

New York Assembly Bill A07190 amends the executive law to require the attorney general to review any incident involving a police officer's conduct that allegedly caused a civilian's serious injury or death. The review must occur within sixty days of the incident. The attorney general will then decide if the case remains under the local district attorney's jurisdiction or is prosecuted by a special prosecutor appointed by the governor. The act will take effect ninety days after becoming law.

Directs the attorney general to review incidents where a civilian is killed by a police officer.

New York Assembly Bill A07190 amends the executive law to require the attorney general to review any incident involving a police officer's conduct that allegedly caused a civilian's serious injury or death. The review must occur within sixty days of the incident. The attorney general will then decide if the case remains under the local district attorney's jurisdiction or is prosecuted by a special prosecutor appointed by the governor. The act will take effect ninety days after becoming law.