Establishes the New York state civilian complaint review board to investigate alleged misconduct by police and peace officers.
The bill creates the New York state civilian complaint review board to investigate allegations of misconduct by police and peace officers. The board consists of nine members appointed by the governor, with three selected by the governor and six recommended by various state officials. The board has the authority to investigate complaints, subpoena witnesses, and recommend disciplinary actions. It may also offer mediation as an alternative to investigation.
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