New York S07396 mandates investigations and autopsies for suspicious deaths involving domestic violence victims.

New York S07396 requires law enforcement to investigate suspicious deaths where the deceased had a history of domestic violence. This includes interviewing family members and requesting autopsies. If a death is ruled non-homicidal, family members can request investigation records and a second opinion autopsy. The bill defines "domestic violence" and "identifiable history of being victimized by domestic violence" based on evidence like police reports and restraining orders.

New York S07396 mandates investigations and autopsies for suspicious deaths involving domestic violence victims.

New York S07396 requires law enforcement to investigate suspicious deaths where the deceased had a history of domestic violence. This includes interviewing family members and requesting autopsies. If a death is ruled non-homicidal, family members can request investigation records and a second opinion autopsy. The bill defines "domestic violence" and "identifiable history of being victimized by domestic violence" based on evidence like police reports and restraining orders.