A Local Law in relation to requiring district attorneys of counties within the city of New York to report on the existence of do-not-call lists of members of the city’s police department

Summary

This bill would require each of the city’s District Attorneys to report to the Speaker of the Council and the Civilian Complaint Review Board whether they keep a list of members of the Police Department who could present credibility issues if called as a witness in a legal proceeding. If such a list is kept, the bill would require the District Attorney to report further on the type of documents and other information used to compile the list.

Official summary of legislation · NYC Council