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NY: New York’s ‘All-Crimes DNA’ Law (S. 6733, L. 2012, ch. 19, §§ 5–6)

March 19, 2012

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New York's all-crimes DNA law. Amended CPL §§ 240.40, 440.10, and 440.30 and Exec. Law §§ 995 and 995-c, expanding both the categories of offenders required to submit DNA and the availability of post-conviction DNA testing and discovery. Signed March 19, 2012; united with A.9555 (companion also in the folder as A9555.pdf).

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New York
Bill Number
S 6733
Legislation Status
Enacted

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