New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S04205

Introduced
2/6/23  
Refer
2/6/23  

Caption

Provides that statements made by minor defendants as a result of deception by law enforcement during custodial interrogation are inadmissible.

Companion Bills

NY A00543

Same As Provides that statements made by minor defendants as a result of deception by law enforcement during custodial interrogation are inadmissible.

Previously Filed As

NY A00543

Provides that statements made by minor defendants as a result of deception by law enforcement during custodial interrogation are inadmissible.

NY S06646

Provides that statements made by minor defendants as a result of deception by law enforcement during custodial interrogation are inadmissible.

NY SB1814

Custodial Interrogations of Minors:

NY SB512

Custodial Interrogation of Minors - Admissibility of Statements

NY HB165

Custodial Interrogation of Minors - Admissibility of Statements

NY HB626

Custodial Interrogation of Minors - Admissibility of Statements (Exonerated 5 Act)

NY HB0626

Custodial Interrogation of Minors - Admissibility of Statements (Exonerated 5 Act)

NY H1984

Protecting youth during custodial interrogations

NY S108

Protecting youth during custodial interrogations

NY S1814

Custodial Interrogations of Minors

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