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Prohibits the diminution of health insurance benefits of public employee retirees and their dependents or reducing the employer's contributions for such insurance; defines employers to include the state, municipalities, school districts, and public authorities and commissions.
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Grants retroactive Tier IV membership in the New York city teachers' retirement system to certain employees employed by the city of Yonkers parks department for the period beginning in 2009 and ending in 2014.
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Authorizes Frank Smith, a New York city police detective, to receive accidental performance of duty disability retirement benefits for illness suffered as a result of exposure to disease during undercover assignments as a member of the police department of the city of New York.
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Enacts Arielle's Law which requires the placement of warning labels on certain sports and muscle creams.
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Expands eligibility for the disabled homeowners' exemption to certain surviving spouses; provides that if a person is eligible for the exemption and predeceases their spouse, such surviving spouse shall be eligible for the exemption, provided that all other requirements are satisfied.
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Requires that county clerks and sheriffs in the city of New York be elected instead of appointed.
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Requires law enforcement and courts to notify the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) when an arrested person or defendant is not a United States citizen; adjusts certain maximum sentences for class A misdemeanors and unclassified misdemeanors; requires notification to be made to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency prior to the release of certain noncitizens; …
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Relates to the distribution of educational materials regarding the misuse of and addiction to prescription drugs in counties with the most prevalent prescription substance use disorder.
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Provides that arbitration awards in consumer and employment disputes, where the arbitration is conducted pursuant to a contract, shall include all issues in dispute and the arbitrator's findings of fact and conclusions of law.
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Renames the Oakwood Beach wetland the Oakwood Beach-Detective Russel Timoshenko Preserve.
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Requires that county clerks and sheriffs in the city of New York be elected instead of appointed.
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Directs the commissioner of transportation, in consultation with the New York state bridge authority, thruway authority, triborough bridge and tunnel authority, metropolitan transportation authority, and port authority of New York and New Jersey, shall conduct a statewide study and review of the tolling authorities' regulations and policies in relation to cashless tolling and tolls by mail collection (Part A); provides …
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Provides that arbitration awards in consumer and employment disputes, where the arbitration is conducted pursuant to a contract, shall include all issues in dispute and the arbitrator's findings of fact and conclusions of law.
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Extends, until December 31, 2027, the authorization of residential property owners in high risk brush fire areas on Staten Island to cut and remove reeds.
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Provides penalties for arson and enhancing penalties for criminal mischief against motor vehicle dealerships and motor vehicle manufacturing facilities.
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Provides for confidentiality of records in proceedings to vacate convictions for offenses resulting from sex trafficking, labor trafficking and compelling prostitution.
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Provides that conviction of assault on a social worker which prevents them from performing a lawful duty is a felony.
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Prohibits the parking of a vehicle greater than sixty inches in height within fifteen feet of an intersection.
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Provides that a charitable bail organization may only post bail for a person who can prove that they are indigent.
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Makes the inability to pay child support an affirmative defense to non-support of child offenses, rather than an element of such offenses.
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Expands the definition of aggravated cruelty to animals to include serious physical injuries or the use of a weapon.
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Requires applicants for the renewal of a driver's license to prove they have acceptable vision to operate a motor vehicle.
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Relates to the penalty for unlawfully fleeing a uniformed officer of the New York city taxi and limousine commission.
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Relates to sanctions for driving while ability impaired while holding a conditional license.
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Relates to price gouging; defines unconscionably excessive price for the purposes of prohibiting price gouging during abnormal disruption of the market.
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Requires the port authority of New York and New Jersey to acquire an economic impact statement by an independent contractor at least 30 days prior to increasing bridge and tunnel tolls.
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Redesignates certain sex, prostitution, obscenity and sexual performance offenses committed against a child as class A-I felonies with a sentence of life imprisonment without parole.
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Relates to the removal of unauthorized persons from residential real property by a police officer if such unauthorized person(s) has been asked to leave and is not a current or former tenant.
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Requires milled roads within a city having a population of one million or more be paved over or resurfaced within seventy-two hours of such road being milled.
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Prohibits the housing of migrants in schoolhouses or on such grounds in the New York City community school district system.
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Prohibits the delivery of an absentee ballot or an application therefore to an address associated with a candidate's campaign.
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Changes the designation of public lewdness in the first degree from a class A misdemeanor to a class E felony.
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Increases the amount combat veterans shall be exempt from real property taxation to thirty-five percent.
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Relates to instant run-off elections in the city of New York for any city-wide elections for the office of mayor, public advocate or comptroller.
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Establishes up to a $500 personal income tax credit for the purchase of a gun safe.
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Relates to repeat offenders of driving accidents; relates to driving while ability is impaired by drugs; relates to speedy trials and certain vehicular crimes.
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Relates to a state transportation plan; requires the commissioner of transportation to submit to the governor and the legislature long-range transportation plans and five-year capital plans.
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Repeals the offense of unlawful possession of ammunition feeding devices containing more than seven rounds of ammunition.
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Provides eligibility for a real property tax exemption for current or retired military reservists based on participation in formal training activities.
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Extends a term estate; makes certain other changes relating to property known as Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds in the borough of Staten Island, city of New York until September 30, 2122.
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Establishes the crime of aggravated grand larceny as grand larceny in the fourth degree involving a motor vehicle.
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Prohibits the comptroller from using environment, social, and governance criteria as a screening method for selecting companies and funds to invest the state pension fund in.
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Relates to segregated confinement; prohibits segregated confinement for certain persons.
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Relates to the confinement of incarcerated individuals under the age of eighteen who shall not be placed in segregated confinement for any reason.
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Creates a college preparation expense tax credit for up to three years per child/individual for up to $500 per year for qualified college preparation expenses.
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Increases the number of supreme court justices in the thirteenth judicial district to ten.
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Increases the maximum pension and annuity exclusion from federal adjusted gross income to $22,000.
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Relates to requiring notice to neighboring landowners within one thousand feet of intention to develop in wetland areas; requires a public hearing on a wetland application.
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Increases the maximum qualifying income for the senior citizen homeowner's exemption and the disabled homeowner's exemption to $70,000 in the city of New York.
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Relates to the criminal use of a dangerous instrument on school grounds during the commission of a felony.
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Conforms the New York state college choice tuition savings program to the federal qualified tuition program so as to include savings for grades kindergarten through 12.
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Provides that the tax credits for long-term health care insurance shall be up to $1,000 of the premiums paid for each policy of such insurance.
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Relates to false statements in documents submitted to the department of buildings of the city of New York.
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Relates to resisting arrest; reclassifies resisting arrest as a class E felony not eligible for release on an appearance ticket.
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Provides for notification to hospital patients upon intake of reports of hospital-acquired infections.
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Renames the Oakwood Beach wetland the Oakwood Beach-Detective Russel Timoshenko Preserve.
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Enacts Arielle's Law which requires the placement of warning labels on certain sports and muscle creams.
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Allows vehicles bearing Purple Heart and disabled veteran plates to park in handicapped parking spaces.
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Directs the public service commission to implement rules requiring public utility companies to remove or relocate their utility poles when necessary for road improvements.
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Requires a person issued a driver's license or permit to report the instance of a medically diagnosed seizure to the commissioner of motor vehicles within sixty days of such seizure.
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Exempts pet food from sales and compensating use taxes.
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Reclassifies court officers and court clerks of the unified court system under the definition of police officer.
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Provides for the application of veterans' real property tax exemptions in cities having a population of one million or more.
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Prevents municipalities from abridging the election law.
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Provides that the borough of Staten Island shall also be known and designated as the "borough of parks".
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Directs that the flag be flown at half-staff to commemorate the death of members of the United States armed forces who were residents of New York and were killed in action.
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Relates to the unlawful possession of a patient record; makes such offense a class A misdemeanor.
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Relates to health care and wellness education and outreach programs for preventing sudden cardiac arrest among student athletes including recommending evidenced-based best practices for health certificates required pursuant to the education law, screening exams required for participation in interscholastic athletics, and information for students and their parents and guardians regarding sudden cardiac arrest.
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Makes a crime while in or upon metropolitan transportation authority property an A-1 felony; provides sentencing guidelines for such crime.
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Removes the tax exempt status of not-for-profit corporations for convictions of criminal facilitation of the organization or its officers, members or employees.
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Directs the commissioner of the department of health to promulgate rules and regulations promoting recovery from opioid misuse and reducing diversion of addiction medicines.
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Provides for a tax credit for a certain amount of money expended on the care of a qualifying disabled child.
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Relates to license fees per barrel of petroleum shipped through the state for use outside the state by facilities within 1 mile of a similar facility in another state.
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Provides for the registration and regulation of pet groomers; establishes standards of care, training and testing; provides such applicant must be at least eighteen years of age.
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Permits the commissioner of education to include graduate programs as programs eligible for approval under the state tuition assistance program.
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Prohibits sex offenders from operating automobiles participating in mobile application based transportation networks or being employed by such transportation networks.
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Requires certain procedures for charter school students facing suspension; makes such procedures consistent with other schools.
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Prohibits the expenditure of state, local and public authority moneys relating to any civilian criminal trial of enemy combatants for acts of terrorism in any federal court in the state of New York.
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Establishes the John J. Marchi government studies scholarship program for CUNY students enrolled in government or government related studies.
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Authorizes emergency medical care personnel to provide basic first aid to dogs and cats.
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Increases loan reimbursement for certain attorneys who work in legal services with indigent clients from $3,400 to $5,500.
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Establishes the offenses of phishing in the third degree, phishing in the second degree and phishing in the first degree; relates to the time in which prosecution of such offenses must be commenced.
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Provides for the continuation of express bus service to the south shore of Staten Island.
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Requires heart examinations for public school students and a statement on whether the student is fit to participate in physical education or other athletic activities.
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Requires a public hearing before procurements valued over one hundred thousand dollars are made overseas by public authorities.
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Relates to certain contracts regarding bus drivers and bus drivers' assistants.
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Relates to collective employment negotiations, notice of the issuance of debt and capital plans and projects of the port authority of New York and New Jersey.
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Provides for patient access to FDA approved abuse-deterrent technology to help combat opioid abuse.
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Expedites actions involving insurance claims for damages resulting from a state disaster emergency; sets time frames.
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Prohibits municipalities from transferring primary investigating authority of vehicle collisions that result in serious injury or death from the police to a non-law enforcement agency.
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Includes the Sandy Ground community, the oldest continuously inhabited free black settlement in the United States, in the education curriculum.
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Relates to exemptions from sales and use tax for books, candy, pictures, posters, trinkets, or any item containing a logo, collectable or seasonal item sold at a book fair or program.
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Relates to hate crimes, as defined in article four hundred eighty-five of the penal law, and bail eligibility.
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Grants peace officer status to members of the state legislature.
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Provides that the fines for traffic infractions and traffic misdemeanors committed in a school traffic control zone are doubled; requires such zones to be marked by a traffic light or stop sign.
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Provides an exemption from sales and compensating use taxes for lifeguard services provided by a qualified lifeguard or aquatic supervisory staff.
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Relates to preneed insurance premiums.
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Exempts public school buildings from being designated as early polling locations.
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Expands aggravated cruelty to animals to include all animals.
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Increases, at local option, real property tax exemptions for combat veterans who are 100% permanently disabled.
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Expands the eligibility period for indigent legal service attorneys to receive certain loan forgiveness.
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Requires advertisements for certain accommodations to be submitted to the designated enforcement agency.
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Enhances the penalties for crimes committed during a riot.
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Establishes September fourth as "Mother Teresa Remembrance Day".
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Exempts mortgages of residential real property from taxation when property is purchased by owners receiving state or federal buyout of their prior residence destroyed in hurricane Sandy.
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Relates to the exclusion of uncollectible taxes from the limitation on real estate taxes in New York City.
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Directs the metropolitan transportation authority to contract with a certified public accounting firm for the conducting of an independent forensic audit of such authority.
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Elevates all computer tampering offenses by one degree in severity.
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Relates to defining the practice of recreation therapy; establishes procedures for licensure of recreation therapists and requirements for continuing education for recreation therapists.
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Relates to the distribution of educational materials regarding the misuse of and addiction to prescription drugs in counties with the most prevalent abuse of prescription opioids.
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Enacts "Cesar's law" to require the retaking of parolees who abscond from the supervision of the state board of parole.
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Transfers certain lands to the city of New York to be used as parklands.
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Creates the crime of falsely accusing someone of a crime.
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Permits prescription refills to be filled fifteen days prior to their refill date upon the declaration of a state disaster emergency; excludes controlled substances.
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Promotes understanding, awareness and enforcement of animal crime laws.
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Provides certain requirements for health care proxies and death certificates.
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Establishes the crime of larceny of a controlled substance making it an A-II felony to steal more than 25 dosage units of a schedule II, III, IV, or V controlled substance from a pharmacy.
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Establishes the class E felony of dissemination of false missing child information.
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Relates to establishing a crisis intervention demonstration program.
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Relates to establishing distinctive "Alzheimer's Awareness" license plates; provides that the funding for such be deposited in the "Alzheimer's disease assistance fund".
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Directs the commissioner of the office for people with developmental disabilities to deny employment or volunteer applications based on a criminal history report for such applicant.
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Provides for the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment without parole for defendants convicted of certain sex offenses against a child or mentally disabled person.
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Relates to qualifying offenses for pre-trial detention; removes the exception for controlled substances offenses for class A felonies.
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Enacts Michelle and Jordan's law relating to the penalties for a second conviction of participating in an unlawful speed contest or race.
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Provides for the financing of emergency room facilities in two hospitals in each borough by the New York city health and hospitals corporation; requires representation on the board from each borough.
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Defines the terms "impaired" and "intoxication" for the purposes of the vehicle and traffic law.
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Directs the board of standards and appeals in the city of New York to mail a copy of each application for a variance to property owners within 1 mile of the affected property.
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Requires websites providing sex offender registry information to be searchable by the zip code of a registrant's employment.
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Limits who may bring a private right of action for identifying a victim of a sex offense; only brought by the victim where the information has not otherwise been publicly disclosed.
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Removes the state sales tax on wireless telephone services; provides for a local option of imposing such taxes.
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Extends the time period for the conveyance of lands for the establishment of the Gateway National Recreation Area until June 30, 2027.
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Extends the moratorium on the issuance of certificates of environmental safety for the siting of facilities and certification of routes for the transportation of liquefied natural or petroleum gas.
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Extends, until December 31, 2026, the authorization of residential property owners in high risk brush fire areas on Staten Island to cut and remove reeds.
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Changes the official name of the Staten Island Expressway to the "POW-MIA Memorial Highway".
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Creates a homeowners' bill of rights; directs the superintendent of financial services to issue a consumer guide on insuring against catastrophic losses.
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Authorizes cities to request that railroad corporations perform railroad crossing, bridge and right of ways maintenance and to perform such maintenance if the corporation fails to do so.
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Requires the commissioner of health to establish and publish a list of generic drug products.
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Increases the amount of money a public retirement system retiree may earn in a position of public service in the year 2026 and thereafter to $65,000.
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Provides for a 75-25 percent split in the New York city transit authority's operating surplus between the authority and the Metropolitan transit authority where previously the split was 50-50.
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Limits the provision of charitable bail to misdemeanor defendants who are first time offenders.
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Establishes the crime of feticide or the intentional killing of an unborn child at any stage of gestation; makes such crime a class A felony.
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Directs the division of criminal justice services to annually provide a list of all level 2 and 3 sex offenders residing in a county, to the residents of such county.
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Provides that rape in the first degree shall be a class A-I felony and shall be punishable by life imprisonment without parole.
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Expands the class A misdemeanor of public lewdness in the first degree to include the commission of public lewdness after having been convicted of a public lewdness offense in the previous 3 years.
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Prohibits the use of automated purchasing software to buy large quantities of goods for the purpose of retail resale of such goods.
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Authorizes localities to waive citizenship requirements for certain police and firefighters in their jurisdictions.
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Relates to authorizing uniformed court officers and court clerks designated as peace officers to execute arrest warrants.
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Imposes strict liability on manufacturers, owners, and operators of unmanned motor vehicles.
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Provides for penalties for causing the death of an animal; makes it a class D felony.
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Provides for random testing for anabolic steroids in athletes in public and private schools; appropriates $1,000,000 therefor.
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Limits, in cities having a population of one million or more, the annual increase in real property taxes.
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Relates to the registration and regulation of animal breeders; requires each to be licensed; creates a breeder licensing fund; exempts not-for-profit organizations.
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Enhances penalties for committing multiple animal cruelty offenses.
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Repeals congestion pricing.
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Directs the department of health to assign at least 1 narcotics investigator to each county in a city having a population of one million or more.
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Defines a real estate team as two or more persons associated with the same real estate brokerage who hold themselves out or operate as a team.
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Relates to penalties for intent to cause injury to an animal.
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Relates to passenger registration of pickup trucks that are used exclusively for non-commercial purposes.
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Exempts hospitals from the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax.
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Requires agency payroll records be made available.
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Provides for the issuance of temporary retail permits by the state liquor authority if certain conditions are met.
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Requires the education department to report the results of English/language arts and mathematics assessments to parents of pupils by the last day of classes.
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Requires a course of instruction on the provisions of the federalist papers and the United States constitution to be provided to high school students.
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Requires the commissioner of education to reschedule cancelled regents examinations within 20 business days of the original date.
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Establishes the class E felony of official interference with transportation by a public servant.
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Relates to creating the multi-disciplinary team demonstration program for complex cases of adult abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation.
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Requires providers of residential services to developmentally disabled children to have surveillance cameras in the common areas of their residential facilities.
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Provides that certain sex offenders who are released on parole may not enter public, association or free libraries.
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Exempts institutions of higher education from the metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax.
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Requires gas and electric corporations to charge not-for-profit organized sports programs for youth residential rates for utilities.
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Provides for a personal income tax deduction for school supplies paid for out-of-pocket by K-12 teachers in public and nonpublic schools, up to $500 per year.
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Creates a new class D violent felony offense of endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree; converts the current offense of endangering the welfare of a child to a second degree crime.
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Authorizes and directs the commissioner of education to develop guidelines for transportation of students on field trips.
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Relates to the common core state standards initiative; establishes the department shall discontinue implementation of the common core state standards.
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Provides for immediate notification to a complainant, in the manner specified by the complainant, of the service of an ex parte order of protection.
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Establishes the class C felony offense of assault on a school employee for the intentional causing of physical injury to a school employee while upon school grounds.
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Relates to granting certain court reporters peace officer status; includes requirements for possession or a firearm.
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Directs the MTA to rename the Eltingville transit center the Iraq War and Afghanistan War Veterans' Memorial Transit Center; provides for the repeal of such provisions upon the expiration thereof.
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Allows for distinctive plates to be issued for members of the New York city fire riders motorcycle club.
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Increases, from 8,600 pounds to 10,000 pounds, the gross vehicle weight rating of vehicles engaged in commercial towing that must be registered as tow trucks.
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Authorizes the temporary occupancy, for compensation, of a class A multiple dwelling that is a cooperative or condominium unit under certain conditions.
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Relates to the declaration of a sign as a public nuisance and its removal by order of the commissioner.
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Prohibits the disposal of any dredged spoils containing toxic pollutants into the waters of the marine district.
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Increases the in-person appearance requirements for level two sex offenders from every three years to every year.
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Authorizes the New York city water board to grant a 10 percent discount on NYC water bills to senior citizens and veterans.
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Relates to appointments to the water board of the city of New York; specifies who shall appoint each member.
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Authorizes insurers to allow the insured to take and submit photographs of their automobile for purposes of the issuance or renewal of a policy of automobile physical damage insurance.
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Requires hospital and emergency room physicians to consult the prescription monitoring program registry and to notify a patient's prescriber that such patient is being treated for a controlled substance overdose.
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Elevates promoting an obscene sexual performance by a child and promoting a sexual performance by a child to be class B felonies; prohibits pleading to a lesser offense after indictment for either such offense.
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Requires pre-employment investigation of school district personnel to determine criminal history or the presence of controlled substances or communicable diseases; requires submission to fingerprinting and other tests.
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Establishes the class A-I felony of criminal use of a firearm for possessing a deadly weapon or displaying what appears to be or is a rifle, pistol, revolver, shotgun, machine gun or other firearm during the commission of a class A or violent felony; repeals the offenses of criminal use of a firearm in the first and second degrees.
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Relates to the imposition of securing orders for felonies by individuals without permanent residency status; provides such individuals shall be remanded to the custody of the sheriff for the entirety of the judicial proceedings related thereto.
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Authorizes cities having a population of one million or more to provide a rebate during a specified city fiscal year of a portion of the real property taxes on owner occupied 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 family residential real property, or residential real property held in the condominium or cooperative form of ownership.
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Prohibits the placement of fifth generation (5G) telecommunications towers within 250 feet of a business or residence in cities with a population of one million or more without the owner's consent; requires community board approval and the completion of a city environmental quality review before the placement of any 5G tower can be approved.
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Relates to references by a city school district in a city with a population of one million or more to public holidays, specifically Columbus Day; provides that any literature or document created and/or distributed by such district do the same including school calendars.
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Authorizes certain organizations in a city of one million or more to be known as "fire patrols" under the not-for-profit corporation law; includes fire patrol vehicles as emergency vehicles under the vehicle and traffic law.
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Establishes domestic abuse offenses for assaults upon spouses, former spouses, fellow parents of a child in common and domestic partners; provides for issuance of a special information for domestic abuse in the first degree requiring a predicate criminal conviction; designates such domestic abuse offenses as family offenses for purposes of the criminal procedure law and the family court act.
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Provides that when an appointment to an office by the governor by and with the advice and consent of the senate is communicated, in the form of a written nomination of a person for the office, the senate shall wait at least thirty days to confirm or reject such nomination from the date such written nomination was received; makes related …
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Relates to creating an appeals process for the district attorney in the county where the crime was committed where family members of a victim or persons residing in a county where an offender committed a crime can appeal the board's decision to release the offender if the offender committed certain criminal offenses.
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Directs a city with a population of one million or more to reduce its real property tax levy for the 2026 fiscal year by an amount not less than the real property tax increase authorized pursuant to local law 40 of the city of New York for the year 2002.
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Establishes the "education affordability act" and tax credit; provides credits against income and corporate franchise tax for various qualified education investments including scholarships, education funds and home-based instructional materials.
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Neutral
Prohibits mandatory immunization against the coronavirus; prohibits requiring immunization for attendance at school or day care, transportation, travel, entering public buildings, employment, nursing home residency or receiving government services; provides that no proof of vaccine shall be required or used; prohibits incentive for administering or receiving vaccination.
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Relates to requiring the commissioner of the department of civil service to prepare a report on civil service titles which require an appointee to possess a license and current registration as a mental health practitioner in one or more professions under article 163 of the education law.
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Neutral
Relates to the application of special rebates and discounts to certain eligible energy users that conduct a manufacturing activity within the city which produces new goods primarily from waste paper or other recyclables collected from residential sources in the city.
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Establishes the class C felony of assault of a patient in a mental health or developmental disability facility, for the intentional causation of physical injury to a patient residing in a facility operated, licensed or certified by the office of mental health or the office for people with developmental disabilities.
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Provides that when the governor declares a weather related state of emergency in a city having a population of one million or more, all public and private elementary and secondary schools shall be closed and remain closed until such emergency is terminated.
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Requires the justice center to establish procedures for when to report incidents which include suspicious and unexplained injuries including broken bones, hematomas, open wounds beyond minor first aid, black eyes, swollen noses, extreme and questionable bruising, choke marks, burns, individuals found unresponsive and all deaths to a 9-1-1 operator.
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Authorizes the removal from a teacher's classroom of a violent pupil; establishes that such pupil shall only return to the classroom with the consent of the teacher if the pupil committed an act of violence against a teacher.
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Prohibits the monitoring, collection, recording or storing of data from gas and electric meters any more frequently than on a monthly or billing cycle basis, unless the express written consent of the consumer has been provided; requires the consent of the property owner for entry upon residential property.
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Establishes a person is guilty of arson in the first degree when such person intentionally damages a building or motor vehicle by causing an explosion or a fire and when such explosion or fire is accelerated by use of ignitable liquid or flammable gas.
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Prohibits the siting and construction of battery energy storage systems and related facilities, systems, infrastructure, and substations of any scale and possessing any storage capacity on Staten Island.
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Relates to waiving all additional fees associated with the issuance of an enhanced driver's license if such license is required within thirty days of the issuance or reissuance of a standard driver's license.
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Relates to establishing a fine of $25,000 for knowingly transmitting misleading, inaccurate, or false caller identification information including but not limited to providing copied or incorrect telephone numbers; raises the maximum fine for other related violations.
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Increases the membership of the metropolitan transportation authority from sixteen to seventeen members; provides for the appointment for one member from each of New York City's boroughs on the written recommendation of the mayor of New York City.
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Requires a mental health medical professional to examine incarcerated individuals in solitary confinement when such incarcerated individual is in such confinement for a period in excess of twenty-four hours.
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Clarifies the extension of uniform land use review procedures to any not-for-profit organization or corporation proposing to provide shelters to the homeless irrespective of any declaration of an emergency or a finding of need for immediate action.
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Provides for revocation of probation where a person is convicted of a felony or an offense in another jurisdiction which if committed in this state would constitute a felony, while the defendant is under probation supervision for a felony offense.
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Establishes a temporary blue ribbon commission to study bail and the bail industry; requires an interim report be issued one year after the effective date of this act including the commission's findings, conclusions and recommendations, and a final report of the same shall be issued two years after the effective date of this act including legislative proposals as it deems …
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Requires persons against whom an order of protection is issued to wear an electronic monitoring device; prohibits the tampering with such a device and violation of such prohibition constitutes a class E felony.
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Requires certain public and nonpublic schools to provide transportation or reimburse costs incurred for such transportation for certain students residing in an area containing at least three hundred students within a one-mile radius.
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Relates to eligibility requirements to run for the office of president of the United States; requires upon declaration of intention to run for the office of president of the United States, an individual who is currently holding office at the state or local level must thereafter resign such state or local office.
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Neutral
Expands eligibility for the disabled homeowners' exemption to certain surviving spouses; provides that if a person is eligible for the exemption and predeceases their spouse, such surviving spouse shall be eligible for the exemption, provided, that all other requirements are satisfied.
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Directs the board of standards and appeals and the city planning commission in the city of New York to mail a copy of each application for and appeal of a variance to the city council member, borough president and state legislators for the affected land.
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Neutral
Creates the teen driver safety commission consisting of 12 members; requires the commission to study, examine and review the issue of teen driver safety; requires the commission to report its findings, conclusions and recommendations.
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Provides for family members of a crime victim and interested parties to make statements to members of the parole board; provides that such oral statement shall be made to the members of the state board of parole who will determine whether the defendant is released.
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Directs the commissioner of motor vehicles to establish a yellow dot program under which the medical and emergency contact information of the occupants, aged 55 or older, of a motor vehicle is available to emergency personnel in the glove compartment.
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Neutral
Requires employees of gaming facilities to undergo human-trafficking recognition training which shall address the nature of human trafficking, how human trafficking is defined in law, how to identify victims of human trafficking, relief and recovery options for survivors, and social and legal services available to victims.
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Establishes fraud relating to voter registration forms as a class B misdemeanor; prohibits individuals and organizations from distributing applications for voter registration forms with marked or checked party affiliation boxes.
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Establishes the class D felony of criminal street gang recruitment on school grounds which occurs when an individual on school grounds coerces, solicits, recruits or induces another person to join or remain a member of a criminal street gang, or conspires to do so.
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Creates the crimes of dangerous driving in the fifth, fourth, third, second and first degrees; imposes criminal liability on drivers who continue to operate motor vehicles in violation of the vehicle and traffic law and cause injury as a result.
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Relates to electronic citation fees or the process of transmitting traffic, misdemeanor, municipal ordinance, conservation, or other citations and law enforcement data via electronic means to a county clerk.
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Requires portable electronic devices distributed after January 1, 2028 to automatically disable their texting and computer functions when the holder is operating a motor vehicle over 10 miles an hour; eliminates the exemption from provisions, relating to the use of portable electronic devices in motor vehicles, granted to commercial motor vehicles, police, firefighters and emergency vehicle operators.
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Exempts clothing and footwear sold in New York city from all state and local sales taxes including items used or consumed to make or repair such clothing and which becomes a physical component part of such clothing.
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Enacts the "New York city board for education policy members public responsibility act" requiring a quorum of the members of the city board to attend any hearing scheduled for purposes of allowing public comment on changes to educational plans for the school district of the city of New York.
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Relates to teen dating violence education programs; requires school districts to create policies, procedures and guidelines to implement education programs for students in kindergarten through twelfth grade to prevent, deter and address incidents of teen dating violence; defines teen dating violence.
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Prohibits a court from providing for visitation or custody of a minor who is a U.S. citizen to a person who resides outside the U.S. when the other party to such action is a U.S. citizen and objects to such an order.
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Exempts certain officers of the department of correction and the department of sanitation of the city of New York from training requirements for security guards; designates correction officers of New York city as peace officers.