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| Assembly | Senate | |
|---|---|---|
| Under Consideration | In Committee | |
| Passed | Passed | |
| Governor’s Desk | ||
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| Lawmaker | Contact |
|---|---|
| Samra Brouk, Senate District 55D | Email(518) 455-2215TwitterFacebook |
| Jeremy Cooney, Senate District 56D | Email(518) 455-2909TwitterFacebook |
| Michael Gianaris, Senate District 12D | Email(518) 455-3486TwitterFacebook |
| Kristen Gonzalez, Senate District 59D | |
| Andrew Gounardes, Senate District 22D | Email(518) 455-3270TwitterFacebook |
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Reporter's Note
Legislation is in honor of Daniel Prude, who died in the custody of the Rochester Police Department. Law enforcement had responded to a mental health crisis.