New York A09102 requires notification of crime victims, including sexual offense victims, about the address confidentiality program.
New York A09102 amends the executive law and public health law to ensure that crime victims, including those of sexual offenses, receive notification about the address confidentiality program. This program, established under section one hundred eight of the executive law, provides victims with a means to protect their privacy by concealing their residential address. The bill mandates that prosecutorial agencies notify victims of this program, allowing them to decide whether to report the offense to law enforcement and to receive information about the address confidentiality program.
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