New York S04957 mandates the state commission on judicial conduct to review bail data reports for evidence of bias or prejudice by judges or justices.

New York S04957 requires the state commission on judicial conduct to analyze bail data reports for signs of bias or prejudice by judges or justices. Based on these reports, the commission can initiate, investigate, and hear complaints, as well as comment on matters of bias and prejudice. The chief administrator of the courts, in collaboration with the division of criminal justice services, must collect and report data annually on pretrial commitments, releases, and detentions, categorized by age, gender, racial and ethnic background, and other relevant factors.

New York S04957 mandates the state commission on judicial conduct to review bail data reports for evidence of bias or prejudice by judges or justices.

New York S04957 requires the state commission on judicial conduct to analyze bail data reports for signs of bias or prejudice by judges or justices. Based on these reports, the commission can initiate, investigate, and hear complaints, as well as comment on matters of bias and prejudice. The chief administrator of the courts, in collaboration with the division of criminal justice services, must collect and report data annually on pretrial commitments, releases, and detentions, categorized by age, gender, racial and ethnic background, and other relevant factors.