NY S01714

Prohibits citing "excited delirium" as a diagnosis, cause of death, or contributing factor on death certificates in New York

Bans autopsy reports and other examination reports from listing excited delirium as a cause, means, or manner of death

Prohibits law enforcement and peace officers from referencing excited delirium in reports or taking action based on someone being diagnosed with the condition

Bans training that requires, encourages, or permits officer actions in response to an excited delirium diagnosis

Prohibits public agencies and their contractors from issuing excited delirium diagnoses, reporting it as a cause of death, conducting trainings, or maintaining policies that acknowledge its validity

Defines "excited delirium" as a term describing agitation, paranoia, extreme aggression, physical violence, and apparent immunity to pain that is not recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; includes related terms like "excited delirium syndrome," "hyperactive delirium," "agitated delirium," and "exhaustive mania"