Makes it illegal to knowingly alter, mutilate, destroy, obstruct, obscure or remove, by means of a sticker, tag or other device used to deter theft, or a price sticker, or otherwise, the whole or any part of the label including where applicable the expiration date displayed thereon, of any over-the-counter drug or cosmetic. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Requires hospitals and other facilities to permit a person, prior to surgery, to either pre-donate his or her own blood or to bring his or her own donor for selective blood donation on an in-patient or out-patient basis. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Relates to level three designation for certain sex offenders under the sex offender registration act; provides for a level three designation under the sex offender registration act for persons convicted of or a conviction for an attempt to commit an offense contained in article 130 (sexual offenses) or 263 (sexual performance by a child) or section 135.25 (kidnapping in the first degree), 230.06 (patronizing a prostitute in the first degree), 230.32 (promoting prostitution in the first degree) or 255.25, 255.26, 255.27 (incest) of the penal law where the victim of the related offense is less than eleven years old. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Creates rebuttable presumption in child protective proceedings under the family court act that proof of the abuse or neglect of one child is evidence of the abuse or neglect of any other child who is the legal responsibility of the parent or guardian. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Provides that a person adjudicated a youthful offender shall have the felony conviction which was vacated as a result of youthful offender adjudication reinstated and considered as a predicate felony when convicted of a subsequent felony within 5 years of such adjudication. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Establishes the counties of residence that eleven additional judges previously authorized to serve on the civil court of the city of New York shall be elected from. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Subjects persons under the age of sixteen who are proven to have loitered for the purpose of prostitution to the juvenile delinquency jurisdiction of the family court. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Requires hospitals, including a health maintenance or similar organization if such organization accepts patients pursuant to a health care or insurance plan provided as a benefit to employees of the state or of any political subdivision thereof, to maintain patient records for a period of not less than 25 years, provided that a hospital may, before the end of such period, dispose of records of which reproductions, subject to regulations by the commissioner, are maintained and made accessible. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

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Increases penalties for the offense of making graffiti. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Requires county medical examiners or coroners to give the state police forensic laboratory DNA samples of deceased persons or unidentified body parts upon request for the purpose of classification and for the state police to forward the samples to the state division of criminal justice services for the purpose of comparison to attempt to determine identity and for the purpose of filing; also provides for the forwarding of records to the National Crime Information Center upon such center adopting a policy to accept such records. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Provides that certain persons or families in occupancy of certain mutual and non-mutual housing company projects prior to July 1, 2011 are not subject to eviction from such housing if their income exceeds 150% of the eligibility standards; postpones the statutory date after which such an eviction could legally occur. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Prohibits a health care coverage plan, including medicaid, from making a purchase, payment or reimbursement for treatment and/or any other costs related to the care of a patient with a hospital acquired infection deemed preventable by the commissioner. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Broadens the scope of child abuse and neglected child to include proof of a positive controlled substance toxicology report on a newborn infant; presence of such controlled substances establishes a rebuttable presumption that the release of the infant to the parent presents an imminent danger to the child's health or life. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Provides for the mandatory revocation of a driver's license for certain convictions under the penal law, followed by a period of one year of operating with a probationary license; such license would permit operation of a vehicle for employment, education, medical and dental purposes only. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Enacts "Nixzmary Brown's Law" to establish the class A-I felony of aggravated murder of a child for which the sentence shall be life imprisonment without parole; aggravated murder of a child shall include the intentional killing of a person under 14 while in the course of committing rape, criminal sexual act, aggravated sexual abuse or incest against such child, or the depraved indifferent or intentional killing of a person under 14 while being legally responsible for the care of such child; makes technical corrections relating to the offense of aggravated murder; repeals provisions of murder in the second degree which mirror certain provisions of aggravated murder of a child; treats the offenses of aggravated murder and aggravated murder of a child in a manner similar to murder in the first degree. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Provides that elderly and long-time residents of public housing shall not be subject to transfers based on family composition. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee:

Provides that the division of parole shall disclose certain confidential HIV related information to the appropriate public health officer for purposes of informing contacts. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Increases penalties for certain crimes against persons under 16 years of age; creates new crimes of aggravated assault upon a person under 16 years of age and endangering the welfare of a child in the first and second degrees where the perpetrator is 18 years of age or older. / Sponsor: Mayersohn Committee:

Prevents parents and guardians who have committed manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide from having custody or visitation of children. / Sponsor: Mayersohn (MS) Committee: