New York S07138 prohibits coroners, coroner's physicians, and medical examiners from releasing criminal or mental health history records of.
New York S07138 amends the executive law by adding a new section 845-f. This section prohibits coroners, coroner's physicians, and medical examiners from releasing any information, including criminal or mental health history, of individuals who were subjected to force by a police or peace officer. The prohibition applies to any public release or dissemination of such information, including to news or media organizations. The act will take effect 30 days after it becomes law.
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