N.Y. Executive Law 267 – Office reports
* § 267. Office reports. The office shall submit to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, the speaker of the assembly, the chairman of the senate crime and correction committee and the chairman of the assembly committee on codes by October first of each year its evaluation and assessment of this alternatives planning and programming effort by the counties. Such report shall include, but not be limited to, the status of the development of such plans, the approval and implementation of such plans, the success of the programs, in terms of their utilization, effect on jail population, results of the analyses provided counties and the city of New York on the relationship between alcohol, drugs and crime and the success of the eligible alcohol and substance abuse programs and sentencing decisions together with any recommendations with respect to the proper operation or improvement of planning and implementation of effective alternatives to detention and alternatives to incarceration programs in counties.
Terms Used In N.Y. Executive Law 267
- Eligible alcohol and substance abuse programs: means eligible programs which serve to assist the courts, public officers and others in identifying and avoiding inappropriate incarceration by providing services to offenders who have or have had a history of alcohol or substance abuse and who, having been charged with or convicted of a felony are also at risk of incarceration as a pre-trial detainee, a determinate sentenced offender, an indeterminate sentenced offender, a probation violator, or a parole violator. See N.Y. Executive Law 261
- Office: means the office of probation and correctional alternatives. See N.Y. Executive Law 261
* NB Repealed September 1, 2025