New York S06814 requires notification of crime victims or witnesses of the death of the accused during judicial proceedings, incarceration, parole.
New York S06814 amends the executive law to mandate that crime victims or witnesses be notified of the death of the accused if it occurs during pending judicial proceedings, incarceration, parole, or post-release supervision, or when an order of protection exists. The bill ensures that victims and witnesses receive timely information about the death of the accused, which can be crucial for their emotional and legal closure. This notification requirement applies to various stages of the judicial process and periods of supervision, enhancing the support system for victims and witnesses.
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