New York A11064 establishes rights for sexual assault survivors during investigations and creates a task force to assess these rights and services.

New York A11064 amends the executive law to enhance the rights of sexual assault survivors during investigations. It mandates trauma-informed techniques for interviewing survivors, fair treatment standards, and evidence preservation. Survivors can choose to make statements at their workplace if it was the assault scene and is a specific type of facility. Law enforcement must promptly return property unless it's needed for trial. Survivors can request assistance in informing employers about their need to cooperate in prosecutions.

New York A11064 establishes rights for sexual assault survivors during investigations and creates a task force to assess these rights and services.

New York A11064 amends the executive law to enhance the rights of sexual assault survivors during investigations. It mandates trauma-informed techniques for interviewing survivors, fair treatment standards, and evidence preservation. Survivors can choose to make statements at their workplace if it was the assault scene and is a specific type of facility. Law enforcement must promptly return property unless it's needed for trial. Survivors can request assistance in informing employers about their need to cooperate in prosecutions.