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State Government / New York / Legislation / S 10679

S 10679Session 2025-2026SenateIn committee

Includes certain violations involving children as qualifying offenses for the purpose of imposing bail

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Includes certain violations involving physical, psychological, or emotional harm to a child as qualifying offenses for the purpose of imposing bail.

Latest development · Aug 14, 2026

REFERRED TO RULES

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Session
2025-2026
Introduced
Aug 14, 2026
Latest passage
Date unavailable
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Primary sponsorDean Murray
cosponsorAnthony H. Palumbo
cosponsorMario Mattera
cosponsorSteve Rhoads

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  1. Aug 14, 2026

    REFERRED TO RULES

    Referral CommitteeSenate

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Source data last updated Sep 5, 2026.