Asm. John Mikulin

Maddy summaryThis bill requires sex offenders to update their registration information with the state registry within five days of moving, changing internet accounts, or altering their student or employment status. It establishes a ten-dollar fee for each registration update, though failing to pay this fee will not prevent the state from accepting the new address or status information. The law applies to all registered sex offenders and takes effect ninety days after it is signed into law.

Establishes the "Not on our dollar!: Ending New York funding of Hamas violence act" to prohibit not-for-profit corporations from engaging in unauthorized support of Hamas and nations known to fund middle-eastern terrorist group activity; allows for recovery of a civil penalty by the state attorney general; creates a private right of action for violations.

Maddy summaryThis bill requires sex offenders to update their registration information with the state registry within five days of moving or changing other personal details like employment or school status. Under the new rules, offenders must pay a ten-dollar fee each time they submit these updates, though failing to pay the fee will not stop the registry from accepting the new address. The legislation also expands the types of information that must be reported to include changes in internet accounts and identifiers used by the offender. These changes take effect ninety days after the bill is officially enacted into law.

Establishes Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as school holidays, with dates established by religious law and tradition.

Requires that any rules or regulations promulgated by the department of environmental conservation pursuant to the climate action fund are subject to a vote of the legislature and must be approved by a majority vote prior to implementation.

Provides for the admission of evidence of proof of similar offenses in criminal and civil proceedings involving the commission of a sex offense; provides for procedures therefor.

Criminalizes the act of engaging in any scheme, plan or pattern to transport an undocumented immigrant from any location outside of New York state to a location within New York state with the intent of dropping such person off in any municipality or federal property located wholly within New York state boundaries or to transport an undocumented immigrant from any location within New York state to another location within New York state with the intent of dropping such person off in any municipality or federal property located wholly within New York state boundaries.

Relates to aggravated harassment of an employee by an incarcerated individual; eliminates the requirement that an incarcerated individual causes or attempts to cause an employee to come into contact with blood, seminal fluid, urine, feces, saliva, or the contents of a toilet bowl by throwing, tossing or expelling such fluid or material.

Makes it a violation to loiter while masked or disguised by unusual or unnatural attire or facial alteration while in a group of six or more persons so masked or disguised.

Requires the court to consider a child's health and safety when making a decision regarding child custody and visitation; directs the court to review certain information as it relates to allegations of child abuse, domestic violence and child safety; requires the court to appoint an attorney to represent the child when credible allegations of serious risk to the child's safety have been made.