Relates to challenges to or questions related to certificates of compliance

Summary

The bill adds a rule that, when a court rules on a motion about a certificate of compliance, it must first decide whether the prosecutor filed the certificate in good faith after exercising due diligence and reasonable inquiry. It tells judges what factors to look at—such as timing, effort, volume of discovery, case complexity, and explanations for any gaps. The change applies to criminal cases in New York.

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