NY A06043

Expands the definition of "non-technical violation" of community supervision to include conduct that may result in serious harm to the releasee or others, allowing for revocation and reincarceration

Adds offenses from article 135 (kidnapping, coercion) and article 265 (firearms and dangerous weapons) of the penal law to the list of offenses where violation of related supervision conditions constitutes a non-technical violation

Increases maximum reincarceration periods for absconding: from 7 to 30 days for first violation, 15 to 60 days for second violation, and 30 to 90 days for third or subsequent violations

Limits reincarceration for absconding to no more than 7 days if the releasee voluntarily presents themselves to their supervision officer or area bureau office

Allows reincarceration for technical violations when conduct violates a specific supervision condition and may result in serious harm to the releasee or others, creating an exception to existing limitations on incarceration for certain technical violations