Current Summary of Changes to the Coded Law File
Law File Changes - May 07, 2013
Note: Laws added to the file since the last posting on April 25, 2013 begin with relative address/law ordinal 8273. Be aware, however, that changes/corrections have been made to existing laws. A summary is shown below, but may not be complete. We recommend that you overwrite the existing law file with the new one.
With this new posting, a new file format is available to replace the legacy mainframe flat file. The content, however, is based on our Oracle table as the mainframe law table no longer exists due to the decommissioning of our mainframe.
Legislation:
Bill Number S 2230 (A 2388), which enacts the NY SAFE Act of 2013: An act to amend the criminal procedure law, the correction law, the family court act, the executive law, the general business law, the judiciary law, the mental hygiene law, the penal law and the surrogate's court procedure act, in relation to suspension and revocation of firearms licenses; private sale or disposal of firearms, rifles or shot-guns and establishing a minimum age to possess a firearm; to amend the family court act, the domestic relations law and the criminal procedure law, in relation to providing for the mandatory suspension or revocation of the firearms license of a person against whom an order of protection or a temporary order of protection has been issued under certain circumstances, or upon violation of any such order; to amend the penal law, in relation to community guns and the criminal sale of a firearm and in relation to the definitions of aggravated and first degree murder; to amend chapter 408 of the laws of 1999 constituting Kendra's Law, in relation to extending the expiration thereof; and to amend the education law, in relation to the New York state school safety improvement teams; and in relation to building aid for metal detectors and safety devices.
View the full Bill relating to the NY SAFE ACT of 2013
Bill Number 3383 (2013) - NY CLS Public Health Law: Imitation Controlled Substances
Law File Changes:
Added the following Laws per Bill S 2230 (Both pertain to a crime hidden in the definition of assault weapon)
Added Law Ordinal 8273 – Unlawful Transfer Assault Weapon – Transfer in-state to Ineligible Person
Added Law Ordinal 8274 – Unlawful Transfer Assault Weapon/Large Capacity Feeding Device – Transfer in-state
Added the following Laws per Bill 3383
Added Law Ordinal 8275 – Imitation Controlled Substance – Manufacture/Sell – First Violation
Added Law Ordinal 8276 – Imitation Controlled Substance – Manufacture/Sell – Second Violation
Added Law Ordinal 8277 – Imitation Controlled Substance – Use Identifying Mark – First Violation
Added Law Ordinal 8278 – Imitation Controlled Substance – Use Identifying Mark – Second Violation
Archive of Changes:
- Law File Changes - April 25, 2013
- Law File Changes - April 2013
- Law File Changes - March 2013
- Law File Changes - February 2013
- Law File Changes - January 25, 2013
- Law File Changes - January 18, 2013
- Law File Changes - September 2012
- Law File Changes - February 2012
- Law File Changes - August 2011
- Law File Changes - December 2010
- Law File Changes - Novemer 2010
- Law File Changes - October 2010
- Law File Changes - May 2010
- Law File Changes - January 2010
- Law File Changes - December 2009
- Law File Changes - August 2009
- Law File Changes - November 2008
- Law File Changes - March 2008
- Law File Changes - September 2007
- Law File Changes - April 2007
- Law File Changes - February 2007
- Law File Changes - November 2006
- Law File Changes- July 2006
- Law File Changes- January 2006
- Law File Changes- July 13, 2005
- Law File Changes- February 28, 2005
- Law File Changes- February 1, 2005
- Law File Changes- October 2004
- Law File Changes- February 2004
- Law File Changes- October 2003
- Law File Changes- August 2003
- Law File Changes- June 2003
- Law File Changes- April 2003
- Law File Changes- January 2003
- Law File Changes- November 2002
- Law file Changes - Anti-Terrorism Legislation of 2001
- Law File Changes - Hate Crimes Act of 2000

