NY S06128

Allows adverse parties to immediately inspect any writing, object, or material a witness uses to refresh their memory while testifying at a trial, hearing, or deposition

Permits courts to order production of materials used to refresh recollection before testifying, based on factors including the importance of testimony, overlap between testimony and materials, time elapsed, and need to test credibility

Overrides common law privileges, statutory privileges, and work product protections that would otherwise shield materials used to refresh a witness's recollection

Authorizes adverse parties to use disclosed materials for cross-examination and to introduce relevant portions as evidence solely for impeachment purposes

Requires courts to conduct in camera review and excise unrelated matter if the producing party claims the materials contain information unrelated to testimony