Relates to extending the provisions of the interstate compact for juveniles

New York extends interstate juvenile supervision

New York keeps its current interstate juvenile supervision rules in effect until September 1, 2030. On that date, those provisions expire, and the 1955 compact returns as it stood on June 1, 2010. Services, supervision, and return arrangements already agreed to under the older compact continue without interruption. New York can also make agreements with states outside the compact to safely supervise or return juveniles on probation or parole. This covers juveniles who fled supervision, escaped, or ran away and endangered their own or the public’s safety. The act took effect immediately, with a 30-day effective-date rule for the amended provisions.