New York S08198 amends the Family Court Act to require records checks in child custody cases involving orders of protection, and repeals certain.
New York S08198 amends the Family Court Act to mandate that courts review specific records before awarding custody in cases involving orders of protection. These records include the sex offender registry, the statewide computerized registry of orders of protection, related court decisions, and warrants. The bill also repeals certain provisions of the Family Court Act related to these records checks. This change aims to ensure that custody decisions are made with comprehensive background information, prioritizing child safety.
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