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New York Moves to Ensure Judges See Prison Conditions Firsthand
New York requires judges to make regular in-depth visits to correctional facilities to improve understanding of prison conditions, with the new rule taking effect in 2028. The initiative addresses past non-compliance with existing visitation requirements and includes meetings with incarcerated individuals. Governor Kathy Hochul did not allocate new funds for the plan.
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