New York S07182 prohibits administering or directing the administration of a sedative during an arrest without the individual's consent.
New York S07182 amends the executive law to prohibit the administering or directing the administration of a sedative during the arrest of an individual without their consent. This law aims to ensure that individuals are not subjected to involuntary sedation during their arrest, thereby protecting their rights and bodily autonomy. The amendment takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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