New York S09726, known as "Pete's Law," allows prosecution for hit-and-run incidents resulting in death at any time.

New York S09726, also known as "Pete's Law," amends the criminal procedure law to allow prosecution for hit-and-run incidents resulting in death to be commenced at any time. This change removes the previous time limit for initiating such prosecutions, ensuring that justice can be pursued regardless of the passage of time.

New York S09726, known as "Pete's Law," allows prosecution for hit-and-run incidents resulting in death at any time.

New York S09726, also known as "Pete's Law," amends the criminal procedure law to allow prosecution for hit-and-run incidents resulting in death to be commenced at any time. This change removes the previous time limit for initiating such prosecutions, ensuring that justice can be pursued regardless of the passage of time.