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§  657. Proceeding when person under sentence of death is pregnant. 1.  A sentence of death may not be carried out upon a  woman  while  she  is  pregnant.    2.  When  the  superintendent  of  the correctional facility where the  inmate is confined is informed that  reasonable  grounds  exist  that  a  convicted   person   under  sentence  of  death  may  be  pregnant,  the  superintendent shall  appoint  a  qualified  physician  to  examine  the  convicted person and determine if she is pregnant.    3.  Upon  being  informed  by  the  superintendent that such convicted  person is pregnant, the governor shall stay execution of the warrant  to  the extent necessary.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-22-b > 657

§  657. Proceeding when person under sentence of death is pregnant. 1.  A sentence of death may not be carried out upon a  woman  while  she  is  pregnant.    2.  When  the  superintendent  of  the correctional facility where the  inmate is confined is informed that  reasonable  grounds  exist  that  a  convicted   person   under  sentence  of  death  may  be  pregnant,  the  superintendent shall  appoint  a  qualified  physician  to  examine  the  convicted person and determine if she is pregnant.    3.  Upon  being  informed  by  the  superintendent that such convicted  person is pregnant, the governor shall stay execution of the warrant  to  the extent necessary.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-22-b > 657

§  657. Proceeding when person under sentence of death is pregnant. 1.  A sentence of death may not be carried out upon a  woman  while  she  is  pregnant.    2.  When  the  superintendent  of  the correctional facility where the  inmate is confined is informed that  reasonable  grounds  exist  that  a  convicted   person   under  sentence  of  death  may  be  pregnant,  the  superintendent shall  appoint  a  qualified  physician  to  examine  the  convicted person and determine if she is pregnant.    3.  Upon  being  informed  by  the  superintendent that such convicted  person is pregnant, the governor shall stay execution of the warrant  to  the extent necessary.