New York law mandates that law enforcement agencies store physical evidence in fireproof containers or areas and document it with photographs.
New York law requires law enforcement agencies to store all physical or other evidence within fireproof containers or areas. These containers or areas must be located within state-of-the-art facilities using modern technology. Before storing evidence, agencies must photograph and document it, and these documents must be stored in a separate location. The law takes effect immediately.
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