New York S05682, known as "Cassie's law," allows crime victims to sue those who hide evidence of a crime for money.

New York S05682, or "Cassie's law," creates a private right of action for crime victims against individuals or entities who conceal evidence of a crime in exchange for compensation. This law targets contracts or agreements that involve hiding evidence to prevent the discovery or apprehension of alleged offenders. Victims can sue these entities within five years of discovering the concealment. This law does not limit other legal rights or remedies.

New York S05682, known as "Cassie's law," allows crime victims to sue those who hide evidence of a crime for money.

New York S05682, or "Cassie's law," creates a private right of action for crime victims against individuals or entities who conceal evidence of a crime in exchange for compensation. This law targets contracts or agreements that involve hiding evidence to prevent the discovery or apprehension of alleged offenders. Victims can sue these entities within five years of discovering the concealment. This law does not limit other legal rights or remedies.