New York S04001 amends the executive law to exclude open warrants from criminal history record reports if no recall has been reported.

New York S04001 amends the executive law by adding a new section 845-f. This section specifies that when a criminal record contains an unrecalled warrant and a new court proceeding on the case is reported without a recall, references to the warrant must be excluded from the criminal history record report. Exceptions to this rule include information provided to qualified agencies, prepared for bona fide research, or for internal recordkeeping or case management purposes. The act will take effect on January 1, 2027.

New York S04001 amends the executive law to exclude open warrants from criminal history record reports if no recall has been reported.

New York S04001 amends the executive law by adding a new section 845-f. This section specifies that when a criminal record contains an unrecalled warrant and a new court proceeding on the case is reported without a recall, references to the warrant must be excluded from the criminal history record report. Exceptions to this rule include information provided to qualified agencies, prepared for bona fide research, or for internal recordkeeping or case management purposes. The act will take effect on January 1, 2027.