NY State Senate Bill 2021-S9401

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May 24, 2022	referred to crime victims, crime and correction

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2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Details

See Assembly Version of this Bill:: A10678
Current Committee:: Senate Crime Victims, Crime And Correction
Law Section:: Correction Law
Laws Affected:: Amd §146, Cor L
Versions Introduced in 2023-2024 Legislative Session:: S312, A6489

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Summary

Relates to correctional facility visits by the correctional association; authorizes the correctional association to visit correctional facilities at any time and without advance notice; requires reports to be published on the department of corrections and community supervision websites.

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

                                 
BILL NUMBER: S9401

SPONSOR: SALAZAR
 
TITLE OF BILL:

An act to amend the correction law, in relation to correctional facility
visits by the correctional association

 
PURPOSE OR GENERAL IDEA OF THE BILL:

This legislation seeks to provide the Correctional Association of NY
with the tolls needed to properly fulfill its unique role as a watch-dog
of the state's correctional system. This bill restores some of the
powers the legislature adopted in 2020 that were removed during the
chapter amendment process by the then-Governor, address roadblocks that
have restricted CANY's ability to perform its mandated role, and further
seeks to bring CANY's access authority in line with nationally recog-
nized best practices for correctional monitoring.

 
SUMMARY OF SPECIFIC PROVISIONS:

Section 1 amends Correction Law section 146 (3)to provide the CANY with

the ability to access, visit, inspect, and examine all correctional
facilities without providing advance notice to the DOCCS and to have
unfettered access to every area of a facility without Department escort.
This section further provides CANY with access to all records of the
Department (except as limited by state or federal law.)The exception to
this right of access is if explicit evidence exists that there is a
specific, serious risk to the safety of the CANY visiting team if the
enter a facility even if accompanied by security staff. This section
also mandates the CANY to periodically issue public reports and recom-
mendations based on their inspections, after having provided draft
reports to the Department in advance and allowing the Department to
respond. This section also requires the Department, in conjunction with
OMH, DOH, the Parole Board, and other relevant agencies to publicly
report on its website regular reports with data relevant to the condi-
tions and experiences of people in correctional facilities in NY.

Section 2 provides for an effective date.

 
JUSTIFICATION:

The Correctional Association of NY serves a unique and vital role in
shedding light on conditions within NY's prisons and in advocating for
reforms. Founded in 1844, CANY was granted authority two years later by
the New York State Legislature to monitor prisons and to report findings
to the legislature and the broader public. The only private organization
in New York with such access to prisons, CANY has remained steadfast in
its commitment to inform the public debate on criminal justice for more
than 175 years. CANY has also played a role in shaping and securing
major criminal justice reforms in New York, on topics ranging from
repealing mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes to ending the
shackling of incarcerated pregnant women during labor. Unfortunately,
certain of their powers were limited by a chapter amendment in 2021. The
goal of this legislation is to enhance and expand the ability of CANY to
monitor state prisons and to make transparent for the public, the legis-
lature, and the Governor what is actually happening behind prison walls.


The value of the work performed by CANY can be seen in the in-depth
periodic reports CANY issues, after in-person visits and inspections,
gathering of data, speaking directly with incarcerated individuals as
well as with DOCCS officials and staff, and obtaining input from DOCCS
on draft reports prior to the reports being finalized. The reports can
be found on CANY's website at
https://www.correctionalassociation.org/recent-news .

The modifications to existing law in this bill would enable CANY to
properly perform its unique role, thereby improving the safety, health,
and well-being of incarcerated individuals as well as staff.

 
SOCIAL JUSTICE IMPACT:

This legislation will have a significant social justice impact as it
would help to hold DOCCS accountable to the people of NY and would
improve the safety, health and well-being of all incarcerated individ-
uals and staff. This legislation would also serve to inform the legisla-
ture and the Governor of what is actually taking place in the state's
prisons and would provide the basis for further positive and necessary
reforms of the state's prison system.

 
PRIOR LEGISLATIVE HISTORY:

New bill.

 
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS FOR STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT:

None

 
EFFECTIVE DATE:
This bill will take effect immediately.

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

                             
                     S T A T E   O F   N E W   Y O R K
 ________________________________________________________________________
 
                                   9401
 
                             I N  S E N A T E
 
                               May 24, 2022
                                ___________
 
 Introduced by Sens. SALAZAR, BIAGGI, BRISPORT, CLEARE, RIVERA, SEPULVEDA
   -- read twice and ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to
   the Committee on Crime Victims, Crime and Correction
 
 AN ACT to amend the correction law, in relation to correctional facility
   visits by the correctional association
 
   THE  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM-
 BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
 
   Section 1.  Subdivision 3 of section 146 of  the  correction  law,  as
 amended  by  chapter  32  of  the  laws  of  2021, is amended to read as
 follows:
   3. a. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary,  the
 correctional  association shall be permitted, AT ITS PLEASURE ON ANY DAY
 AT ANY TIME OF  DAY  AND  WITHOUT  ADVANCE  NOTICE,  to  access,  visit,
 inspect, and examine all state correctional facilities [with seventy-two
 hours  advance  notice  to  the  department] AND ALL FACILITIES IN WHICH
 PEOPLE UNDER THE CUSTODY OR SUPERVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT ARE BEING HELD
 OR USED FOR OPERATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT  NOT  LIMITED  TO,  THE
 CENTRAL  NEW  YORK PSYCHIATRIC CENTER.  Up to twelve people may comprise
 the visiting party[; provided, however, that only four people  from  the
 party  may  enter  a special housing facility or unit at the same time].
 THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION SHALL HAVE UNFETTERED ACCESS TO EVERY  AREA
 OF  THE  FACILITIES  WITHOUT  DEPARTMENT  ESCORT.  THE  DEPARTMENT SHALL
 PROVIDE ESCORT WHENEVER REQUESTED BY THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Prior
 to the visitation authorized pursuant to this subdivision,  the  correc-
 tional  association  shall  provide  to  the department on, at least, an
 annual basis a list of people who  will  be  visiting  the  facility  or
 facilities,  including  names,  dates of birth, driver's license numbers
 and their designation as an employee, board member, or designee in order
 for the department to perform prompt background checks, WHICH SHALL  NOT
 BE  UNREASONABLY  DISAPPROVED  AND  ANY OBJECTIONS MUST BE PROVIDED IN A
 TIMELY MANNER. THE  CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCIATION  MAY  FROM  TIME  TO  TIME
 SUPPLEMENT  THE  LIST OF VISITORS BY PROVIDING THE SAME INFORMATION WITH
 THE SAME PROMPT BACKGROUND CHECK AND DISAPPROVAL REQUIREMENTS.    DURING
 ALL  VISITS,  THE  CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCIATION  SHALL  BE GIVEN UNFETTERED
 
  EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                       [ ] is old law to be omitted.

                                                            LBD15882-01-2
 S. 9401                             2
 
 ACCESS TO ALL PAPER, ELECTRONIC, AND DIGITAL RECORDS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
 LIMITED TO, DOCUMENTS, PAPERS, LOGBOOKS, EMAILS, BOOKS, DATA, VIDEO  AND
 AUDIO RECORDINGS, POLICIES, AND PROCEDURES PERTAINING TO THE MANAGEMENT,
 CONDITION,  ISSUES  OR OPERATION OF ANY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, INCLUDING
 RECORDS CONCERNING INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS, EXCEPT FOR RECORDS THAT ARE
 PROTECTED FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER STATE  OR  FEDERAL  LAW.  AT  ALL  TIMES
 DURING ALL VISITS AND INSPECTIONS, THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION SHALL BE
 PERMITTED TO USE RELEVANT ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMIT-
 ED  TO,  AUDIO  AND  VIDEO RECORDING DEVICES, CAMERAS, AND COMPUTERS AND
 TABLETS FOR PURPOSES OF TYPING, RECORDING, DOCUMENTATION,  THE  ADMINIS-
 TRATION  OF  SURVEYS,  AND  OTHER  RELATED PURPOSES, AS WELL AS RELEVANT
 INSTRUMENTS OF MEASUREMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE USED  FOR
 MEASURING  DISTANCE,  SOUND  DECIBELS, TEMPERATURE, AND AIR QUALITY. The
 department may NOT place restrictions on such  visits  and  inspections,
 INCLUDING  DURING PERIODS when a facility is locked down or experiencing
 a facility wide emergency[. In addition,  the  department  may  restrict
 access  to  a  portion  of  a facility in an emergency situation for the
 duration of the emergency. For the purpose of this subdivision, an emer-
 gency shall be determined by the commissioner or his or her designee and
 defined as a significant risk to the safety or security of the facility,
 or the health, safety or security of staff or incarcerated  individuals,
 or an event that significantly compromises the operations of the facili-
 ty]  EXCEPT  IN  EXTRAORDINARY  CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THERE IS EXPLICIT
 EVIDENCE THAT THERE IS A SPECIFIC, SERIOUS RISK TO  THE  SAFETY  OF  THE
 CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCIATION  VISITING TEAM IF THEY ENTER THE FACILITY EVEN
 IF SECURITY STAFF ACCOMPANIES THEM DURING THE VISIT.
   b. [Upon twenty-four hours advance notice, at] AT the commencement AND
 CONCLUSION of any visits to, or inspections and examinations  of,  state
 correctional  facilities, the superintendent and executive team, [to the
 extent practicable] UPON REQUEST BY THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION,  shall
 meet  with the correctional association[. Upon twenty-four hours advance
 notice, the] PRIVATELY WITHOUT REPRESENTATIVES  OF  THE  CENTRAL  OFFICE
 PRESENT.    REPRESENTATIVES OF THE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ANY OTHER
 ENTITIES OR AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES IN A FACILITY  SHALL  MEET  WITH
 THE  CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION UPON REQUEST. THE correctional association
 may meet privately with the inmate liaison committee and representatives
 of the inmate grievance resolution committee or any  other  organization
 of incarcerated individuals recognized by the department.
   c.  [During  the  course of any such visit, inspection or examination,
 upon consent of the person  being  interviewed,  the]  THE  correctional
 association  shall  have the power to interview and converse publicly or
 confidentially with any  correctional  employee  or  ADMINISTRATOR,  any
 incarcerated individual, AND ANY OTHER PERSON PROVIDING, SUPERVISING, OR
 MONITORING  SERVICES IN A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, WHETHER OR NOT EMPLOYED
 BY SUCH FACILITY. Such interviews shall not be restricted by the depart-
 ment OR THE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH ANY  OTHER  AGENCY  or  attended  by
 anyone on behalf of the department OR THE OFFICE OF MENTAL HEALTH OR ANY
 OTHER AGENCY, nor shall there be any retaliation or adverse action taken
 by  the department or other state agency against [any incarcerated indi-
 vidual] ANYONE who [agrees to speak] SPEAKS with the correctional  asso-
 ciation.  The  department  may  not  limit the number of individuals the
 correctional association may interview or the  duration  of  the  inter-
 views[,  in  any  manner  unreasonable  under  the circumstances].   The
 correctional association shall have the power to conduct private, confi-
 dential meetings [reasonable in number under the circumstances] AT THEIR
 PLEASURE AND WITHOUT NOTICE TO THE DEPARTMENT with  incarcerated  people
 S. 9401                             3
 
 in  housing  units  and in attorney visiting rooms or other rooms in the
 facility in which  their  conversations  will  remain  confidential.  No
 department employee may attend or listen to any such meeting without the
 consent of the correctional association.
   d.    THE  CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCIATION SHALL BE PROVIDED WITHIN FOURTEEN
 DAYS OF ANY REQUEST TO THE DEPARTMENT OR OTHER AGENCY WITH RECORDS RELE-
 VANT TO CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES, BY MAIL AND  ELECTRONICALLY  IN  EASILY
 SEARCHABLE  AND  USABLE  FORMATS,  SUCH  PAPER,  ELECTRONIC, AND DIGITAL
 RECORDS THAT ARE NOT OTHERWISE PROTECTED FROM  DISCLOSURE  BY  STATE  OR
 FEDERAL  LAW INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY AND ALL DOCUMENTS, PAPERS,
 LOGBOOKS, BOOKS, DATA, VIDEO, AUDIO,  POLICIES,  PROCEDURES,  DIRECTIVES
 AND  EMAILS  RELATED  TO  THE  MANAGEMENT, CONDITIONS OF CONFINEMENT AND
 TREATMENT OF PERSONS UNDER CUSTODY, ISSUES OR  OPERATION  OF  ANY  STATE
 CORRECTIONAL  FACILITY,  INCLUDING  POLICIES,  PRACTICES, AND PROCEDURES
 RELATING TO STAFF TRAINING AND RECRUITMENT, SO AS TO ENABLE THE  CORREC-
 TIONAL ASSOCIATION TO CARRY OUT ITS MISSION AND DUTIES.
   E. The correctional association shall periodically[, but not less than
 every  five  years,]  conduct  inspections  of [each state] correctional
 [facility] FACILITIES, PRIORITIZED BASED  ON  THE  CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCI-
 ATION'S  ASSESSMENT  OF  SYSTEMIC  ISSUES, and [shall] issue reports and
 recommendations to the governor, the legislature and  the  public  about
 the  conditions  and issues at [each such facility] CORRECTIONAL FACILI-
 TIES. When  preparing  such  formal  reports  and  recommendations,  the
 correctional  association  shall  submit a tentative copy of such report
 and recommendations to the commissioner[. The commissioner may], AND, IF
 THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION SO CHOOSES, TO THE COMMISSIONER  OF  MENTAL
 HEALTH, COMMISSIONER OF THE PAROLE BOARD, COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT
 OF  HEALTH,  AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT COMMISSIONERS OR ADMINISTRATORS. ALL
 COMMISSIONERS RECEIVING SUCH REPORT SHALL submit a written  response  to
 such tentative report within [sixty] THIRTY days of the receipt thereof,
 INCLUDING  A  PLAN OF ACTION FOR ADDRESSING THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDA-
 TIONS. When the correctional association thereafter  submits  its  final
 report  and  recommendations,  it  shall  contain a complete copy of the
 response, if any, submitted to the tentative report and recommendations.
 THE DEPARTMENT, THE OFFICE OF  MENTAL  HEALTH,  THE  PAROLE  BOARD,  THE
 DEPARTMENT  OF HEALTH AND ANY OTHER AGENCY THAT RECEIVED RECOMMENDATIONS
 SHALL IMPLEMENT THEIR PLAN OF ACTION AND SHALL PUBLICLY  REPORT  ON  THE
 PROGRESS  OF  SUCH  PLAN  WITHIN  SIXTY DAYS OF THE CORRECTIONAL ASSOCI-
 ATION'S FINAL REPORT.
   [e.] F. The correctional association may send, AND  DISTRIBUTE  DURING
 PRISON  VISITS, CONFIDENTIAL WRITTEN AND ELECTRONIC surveys or question-
 naires to people  in  custody  OR  EMPLOYEES  concerning  conditions  of
 confinement,  WORKING  CONDITIONS, or other subjects within the scope of
 their mission without prior approval of the department.   PEOPLE  INCAR-
 CERATED  SHALL BE PERMITTED TO CONFIDENTIALLY COMPLETE AND RETURN TO THE
 CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION SUCH SURVEYS EITHER IN WRITTEN FORMAT OR  ELEC-
 TRONICALLY. The correctional association may also receive FREE CONFIDEN-
 TIAL  phone calls AND EMAILS from incarcerated individuals and/or set up
 a CONFIDENTIAL hotline for individuals to use if they choose to  contact
 them.
   [f.]  G.  THE  DEPARTMENT,  IN  CONSULTATION WITH THE OFFICE OF MENTAL
 HEALTH, THE DEPARTMENT OF  HEALTH,  THE  PAROLE  BOARD,  THE  OFFICE  OF
 SPECIAL  INVESTIGATIONS,  AND  ANY OTHER RELEVANT AGENCY, SHALL PUBLICLY
 REPORT ON ITS WEBSITE ON A MONTHLY BASIS, AND WITH SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNU-
 AL CUMULATIVE REPORTS, WITH A WORD SEARCHABLE  DATABASE  AND  CUMULATIVE
 SUBJECT MATTER INDEX, DATA RELEVANT TO THE CONDITIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF
 S. 9401                             4
 
 PEOPLE  IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES, WITH ANY PERSONAL IDENTIFYING INFOR-
 MATION REDACTED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: ALL DATA  ON  INDIVIDUALS
 UNDER  CUSTODY;  DEPARTMENT  DAILY  POPULATION  DATA; ALL DATA ON PEOPLE
 UNDER  COMMUNITY  SUPERVISION INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AS RELATED TO
 SENTENCE, AGGREGATE TIME ON PAROLE, AND LOCATION; ALL  DATA  ON  DEATHS,
 SUICIDES  AND INCIDENTS OF SELF-HARM AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE; PAROLE BOARD
 HEARINGS, RELEASE DECISIONS, AND APPEALS ALL DISAGGREGATED BY BASIS  FOR
 THE REVOCATION, OUTCOME, AND LOCATION; GRIEVANCES AGGREGATED BY TYPE AND
 OUTCOME;  PRISON  RAPE  ELIMINATION ACT COMPLAINTS DISAGGREGATED BY TYPE
 AND OUTCOME; DISCIPLINARY DATA DISAGGREGATED BY TYPE AND OUTCOME; UNUSU-
 AL INCIDENTS DISAGGREGATED BY TYPE AND  OUTCOME;  STAFF  USES  OF  FORCE
 DISAGGREGATED  BY  LEVEL OF INJURY TO INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS AND STAFF
 AND OUTCOME OF ANY DISCIPLINARY OR OTHER ACTION TAKEN; OFFICE OF SPECIAL
 INVESTIGATIONS COMPLAINTS RECEIVED DISAGGREGATED BY DATE RECEIVED,  DATE
 CLOSED,  AND  OUTCOME; OPERATIONAL AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURE DISAGGREGATED
 BY FACILITY; CORCRAFT AND OTHER INDUSTRY REVENUE AND  EXPENDITURES;  AND
 WAGES  PAID  TO  INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS. ALL SUCH DATA IN THIS SECTION
 SHALL BE DISAGGREGATED BY FACILITY, LOCATION  WITHIN  A  FACILITY  WHERE
 RELEVANT,  AND  ALL  RELEVANT  DEMOGRAPHIC CATEGORIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT
 LIMITED TO, RACE, ETHNICITY, AGE, GENDER, GENDER IDENTITY, MENTAL HEALTH
 TREATMENT LEVEL, MEDICAL CONDITIONS, PREGNANCY OR POSTPARTUM STATUS, AND
 IDENTIFICATION AS LESBIAN,  GAY,  BISEXUAL,  TRANSGENDER,  INTERSEX,  OR
 GENDER NON-CONFORMING.  THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALSO PUBLICLY REPORT ON ITS
 WEBSITE  IN AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE LOCATION, ALL POLICIES, DIRECTIVES, AND
 MEMORANDUMS THAT ARE NOT PRIVILEGED OR CONFIDENTIAL, ALL NEW  AND  REIS-
 SUED  DIRECTIVES,  AND  ALL  NEW  MEMORANDUMS ISSUED TO THE INCARCERATED
 POPULATION OR STAFF.
   H. The ACCESS, VISITS, AND inspection of state correctional facilities
 by the correctional association pursuant to this  subdivision  shall  be
 undertaken  solely  in  furtherance  of  the  correctional association's
 lawful powers, duties and obligations, and information obtained pursuant
 to these powers shall be used solely in furtherance of the  correctional
 association's  mission.  Employees, board members and designees shall be
 required to sign [a waiver] AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF  THE  FOREGOING  as  a
 condition  of entry into a correctional facility pursuant to this subdi-
 vision.
   I. IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THE DEPARTMENT HAS, OR  ENTERS  INTO,
 ANY  MEMORANDUM  OF  UNDERSTANDING  OR  SIMILAR AGREEMENT WITH ANY OTHER
 STATE OR LOCAL  AGENCY,  SUCH  AGENCY  SHALL  ALSO  BE  SUBJECT  TO  THE
 PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBDIVISION.
   J.  IN  ANY CASE WHERE THE DEPARTMENT OR OTHER AGENCY OPERATING IN THE
 PRISONS OR AN EMPLOYEE THEREOF SHALL FAIL TO COMPLY WITH THE  PROVISIONS
 OF  THIS  SUBDIVISION,  THE  CORRECTIONAL  ASSOCIATION  MAY APPLY TO THE
 SUPREME COURT FOR AN ORDER DIRECTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OR  SUCH  EMPLOYEE
 OF THE DEPARTMENT REQUIRING COMPLIANCE THEREWITH. UPON SUCH APPLICATION,
 THE  COURT  MAY ISSUE SUCH ORDER AS MAY BE JUST, AND A FAILURE TO COMPLY
 WITH THE ORDER OF THE COURT SHALL BE A CONTEMPT OF COURT AND BE PUNISHA-
 BLE AS SUCH; ANY ACTION OR  PROCEEDING  COMMENCED  BY  THE  CORRECTIONAL
 ASSOCIATION  PURSUANT TO THIS SUBDIVISION SHALL HAVE EXPEDITED TREATMENT
 BY THE COURT.
   § 2. This act shall take effect immediately.

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Senate Bill S9401

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Archive: Last Bill Status - In Senate Committee Crime Victims, Crime And Correction Committee

co-Sponsors

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Details

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Summary

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

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Julia Salazar

Archive: Last Bill Status - In Senate Committee Crime Victims, Crime And Correction Committee

co-Sponsors

Alessandra Biaggi

Jabari Brisport

Cordell Cleare

Liz Krueger

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Details

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Summary

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

2021-S9401 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

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