NY S07313

Requires courts to evaluate whether prosecutors filed certificates of compliance in good faith after exercising due diligence and making reasonable inquiries to obtain required discovery materials

Establishes specific factors for assessing prosecutorial due diligence, including: efforts made to comply, timing of efforts, volume of discovery provided versus outstanding, case complexity, and how obvious missing materials would have been to a reasonable prosecutor

Mandates that prosecutors' discovery efforts cannot be deemed reasonable or diligent if they failed to fulfill constitutional obligations to evaluate and disclose evidence under state and federal constitutions

Amends Criminal Procedure Law Section 245.50 by adding a new subdivision governing judicial review of certificate of compliance challenges