Precludes inadmissible statements made by defendants due to false facts or unreliable statements; mandates data collection on recorded interrogations.

New York S01860 amends the criminal procedure law to prevent the admission of statements made by defendants if they were obtained through false facts about evidence or statements that undermine the defendant's reliability. It also mandates the Division of Criminal Justice Services to collect and analyze data on recorded interrogations, including the number of recorded interrogations, details of each recorded interrogation, and whether the suspect confessed. This bill aims to ensure fair treatment and transparency in the interrogation process.

Precludes inadmissible statements made by defendants due to false facts or unreliable statements; mandates data collection on recorded interrogations.

New York S01860 amends the criminal procedure law to prevent the admission of statements made by defendants if they were obtained through false facts about evidence or statements that undermine the defendant's reliability. It also mandates the Division of Criminal Justice Services to collect and analyze data on recorded interrogations, including the number of recorded interrogations, details of each recorded interrogation, and whether the suspect confessed. This bill aims to ensure fair treatment and transparency in the interrogation process.