New York S03624 mandates disclosure of juvenile or adolescent offender records upon release from custody.
New York S03624 amends the executive law and correction law to require the Office of Children and Family Services to disclose certain records upon the release of a juvenile or adolescent offender. This includes notifying the chief of police and the district attorney of the offender's release, providing fingerprints and photographs, and notifying school districts of the offender's release date and eligibility to enroll. The bill also allows for electronic transmission of notifications to jurisdictions capable of receiving them.
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