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2017 New York Laws
COR - Correction
Article 6 - Management of Correctional Facilities
133 - Superintendent to Report Concerning Inmate Believed Mentally Ill When Crime Was Committed.

Universal Citation: NY Corr L § 133 (2017)
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  133.  Superintendent  to report concerning inmate believed mentally
  ill when  crime  was  committed.    Whenever  the  superintendent  of  a
  correctional  facility  shall  have reason to believe that any inmate in
  the facility was mentally ill at the time he committed the  offense  for
  which he was sentenced, such superintendent shall communicate in writing
  to the commissioner of correction his reason for such opinion, and shall
  refer  the  commissioner of correction to all the sources of information
  with which he may be acquainted in relation to  the  mental  illness  of
  such  inmate.  The  commissioner  of correction shall then transmit such
  opinion  and  information  to  the  governor  with  his  recommendations
  thereon.

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