New York S05890 mandates electronic monitoring for individuals with orders of protection and criminalizes tampering with such devices.
New York S05890 amends the criminal procedure law to require individuals subject to an order of protection to wear an electronic monitoring device. This device is defined as a tool that transmits a signal for tracking purposes. The bill also prohibits tampering with these devices, with violations classified as a class E felony. The act takes immediate effect for orders issued post-enactment.
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