New York civil rights cold case records collection act establishes a civil rights cold case records collection and review board.
The New York civil rights cold case records collection act establishes a civil rights cold case records collection to be managed by the state archivist. The collection includes civil rights cold case records and review board records. The act also creates the civil rights cold case records review board, which assists the archivist. The board consists of thirteen members appointed by various state officials. The board has powers to obtain records, subpoena documents, and hold hearings. The act defines terms such as "civil rights cold case" and "civil rights cold case record.
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