New York S03839 amends the criminal procedure law to subject photographs of minors depicting sexual or intimate parts to in camera review and.
New York S03839 amends the criminal procedure law to impose stricter discovery restrictions on photographs depicting the sexual or intimate parts of minors. Such photographs, which are otherwise subject to disclosure, must first undergo in camera review. The court will determine the manner of disclosure, considering factors such as the body parts depicted, the minor's age, the photograph's relevance to the case, and the impact of disclosure on the minor. There is a rebuttable presumption that such photographs should only be disclosed to the defendant's counsel and relevant experts.
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