Establishes crimes of offering false reports for filing in the second and first degree, mandates public databases for such convictions, and provides.
The New York Accountability in Reporting Act creates new offenses for offering false reports for filing in the second and first degree. It requires the Attorney General to establish a public, searchable database of convictions related to these offenses. The act also provides a civil remedy for individuals who have been subjected to false reporting, allowing them to seek injunctive relief, damages, or other appropriate relief.
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