NY-A8590-2010
New York · A 8590 · 2009–2010
States that verbally using commonly known profane slurs or biased language during the commission of specified offenses shall be presumptive evidence of a hate crime.
Pro-LGBTQ+Failed
- Bill key
- NY-A8590-2010
- State
- New York
- Session
- 2009–2010
- Introduced
- Last recorded status
- introduced
- Citation (Bluebook)
- Assemb. 8590, 2009–2010 Leg., Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2009), https://nyassembly.gov/leg/?bn=A08590&term=2009.
- Short citation
- N.Y. Assemb. 8590.
- Topics
- Tags
Summary
States that verbally using commonly known profane slurs or biased language during the commission of specified offenses shall be presumptive evidence of a hate crime.
Curator notes
Sexual orientation enumerated
Sponsors
| Name | Party | Office | District | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Earlene Hooper | Democratic | Representative | HD-052 | Co-sponsor |
Bill text
- As introduced (1,191 characters)
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