Administrative Code (AC)
Title 9: Criminal Justice
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- AC § 9-101
City correctional institutions.
- AC § 9-102
Buildings for common jails.
- AC § 9-103
Segregation of prisoners on Hart's Island. [Repealed]
- AC § 9-104
Transfer of incarcerated individuals by commissioner of correction.
- AC § 9-105
Commitment of witnesses in criminal proceedings.
- AC § 9-106
Legislative intent; narcotics treatment program.
- AC § 9-107
Narcotics treatment program.
- AC § 9-108
Sick call and clinic production.
- AC § 9-109
Classification.
- AC § 9-110
Education and programming.
- AC § 9-111
Libraries.
- AC § 9-112
Suspension of members of the uniformed force.
- AC § 9-113
Resignation by members of the uniformed force of the department of correction.
- AC § 9-114
Discipline of incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-115
Correction officers (women) in prisons for women.
- AC § 9-116
Three platoon system.
- AC § 9-117
Composition of uniformed force of department of correction; uniforms.
- AC § 9-117.1
Receipt of line of duty pay.
- AC § 9-118
Commissaries.
- AC § 9-119
Requisitions.
- AC § 9-120
Reports of subordinate officers.
- AC § 9-121
Records of incarcerated individuals of institutions.
- AC § 9-122
Labor of prisoners in other agencies; correction officers.
- AC § 9-123
Cultivation of land.
- AC § 9-124
Manufacturing fund.
- AC § 9-125
Civil jail.
- AC § 9-126
Jurisdiction of commissioner of correction over civil prisoners.
- AC § 9-127
Housing, employment and sobriety needs.
- AC § 9-127.1
Discharge planning.
- AC § 9-128
Applications for government benefits.
- AC § 9-129
Reporting.
- AC § 9-130
Jail data reporting.
- AC § 9-131
Persons not to be detained.
- AC § 9-132
Hart's Island electronic burial database.
- AC § 9-133
Hart's Island visitation policy.
- AC § 9-134
Jail segregated housing statistics.
- AC § 9-135
Alternative housing unit waiting list.
- AC § 9-136
Grievance process.
- AC § 9-137
Jail population statistics.
- AC § 9-138
Use of force directive.
- AC § 9-139
Bill of rights for incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-140
Jail visitation statistics.
- AC § 9-141
Menstrual products.
- AC § 9-142
Rikers Island nursery procedures and report.
- AC § 9-143
Annual report on mentally ill incarcerated individuals and recidivism.
- AC § 9-144
Correction programming evaluation and report.
- AC § 9-145
Trauma-informed care.
- AC § 9-146
Court appearance transportation for incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-147
Court appearance clothing for incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-148
Bail payments and processing.
- AC § 9-149
Admission delays.
- AC § 9-150
Bail facilitation.
- AC § 9-151
Rikers Island education report.
- AC § 9-152
Report on use of force investigations.
- AC § 9-153
Erroneous records.
- AC § 9-154
Telephone services to incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-155
Emergency lock-in report.
- AC § 9-156
Sexual abuse reporting.
- AC § 9-156.1
Reporting on sexual assault and sexual harassment of staff.
- AC § 9-156.2
Mental health resources for correctional staff.
- AC § 9-157
Housing requests related to gender identity.
- AC § 9-158
Mental health treatment for transgender, gender nonconforming, non-binary, and intersex individuals.
- AC § 9-159
Guiding principles for new correctional facilities.
- AC § 9-160
Reports during public health emergencies.
- AC § 9-161
Doula services.
- AC § 9-162
Commissary accounts of incarcerated individuals.
- AC § 9-163
Medical care and outcomes for incarcerated pregnant persons.
- AC § 9-164
Civil service examinations.
- AC § 9-165
Reporting on gender identity.
- AC § 9-166
Dyslexia screening and evidence-based programs.
- AC § 9-167
Solitary confinement.
- AC § 9-168
Child visitor program.
- AC § 9-169
Reporting on court-ordered forensic psychiatric examinations.
- AC § 9-170
Online visitation scheduling system.
- AC § 9-171
Procedures following the death of an incarcerated individual.
- AC § 9-172
Prison death review board.
- AC § 9-173
Opioid antagonists.
- AC § 9-174
§ 9-174
- AC § 9-175
§ 9-175
- AC § 9-176
§ 9-176
- AC § 9-201
Probation administrative fee.
- AC § 9-202
Investigation fee.
- AC § 9-203
Probation recidivism and violations report.
- AC § 9-204
Probation programming report.
- AC § 9-205
Persons not to be detained.
- AC § 9-206
Marijuana testing
- AC § 9-207
Local conditional release commission.
- AC § 9-208
Youth probation report.
- AC § 9-301
Definitions.
- AC § 9-302
Bail information in courts.
- AC § 9-303
Citywide summons report.
- AC § 9-304
Erroneous criminal records.
- AC § 9-305
Outstanding criminal warrants.
- AC § 9-306
Annual reporting on bail and the criminal justice system.*
- AC § 9-307
Report on the closure of jails on Rikers Island.
- AC § 9-308
Office of special enforcement reporting.
- AC § 9-309
District attorney reporting.
- AC § 9-310
Jail population review.
- AC § 9-311
Resource navigator program.
- AC § 9-312
Civil service examinations.
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