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§  146.  Persons  authorized  to visit correctional facilities. 1. The  following  persons  shall  be  authorized  to  visit  at  pleasure   all  correctional   facilities:   The   governor   and   lieutenant-governor,  commissioner of general services, secretary of  state,  comptroller  and  attorney-general,  members  of  the commission of correction, members of  the legislature, judges of the  court  of  appeals,  supreme  court  and  county  judges,  district  attorneys and every clergyman or minister, as  such terms are defined in section two of the religious corporations law,  having charge of a congregation in the county wherein any such  facility  is  situated.  No  other person not otherwise authorized by law shall be  permitted to enter a correctional facility except by  authority  of  the  commissioner  of  correction  under such regulations as the commissioner  shall prescribe. The provisions of this section shall not apply to  such  portion  of  a  correctional facility in which inmates under sentence of  death are confined.    2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, on each  September  thirteenth  anniversary  date   of   the   nineteen   hundred  seventy-one  retaking of Attica correctional facility, in the absence of  an emergency situation or other exigent circumstance,  the  commissioner  shall  ensure  that  any  surviving  state  employees  who  were held as  hostages and any immediate family members, as that term  is  defined  in  subdivision four of section 120.40 of the penal law, of any of the state  employees who were held hostage for any period by rioting inmates during  the  period  from September ninth through September thirteenth, nineteen  hundred seventy-one, shall be afforded access to the outside grounds  of  Attica correctional facility to conduct a private commemorative ceremony  in  front  of  the Attica monument upon which are inscribed the names of  employees who died as a result of the uprising and subsequent retaking.

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Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-6 > 146

§  146.  Persons  authorized  to visit correctional facilities. 1. The  following  persons  shall  be  authorized  to  visit  at  pleasure   all  correctional   facilities:   The   governor   and   lieutenant-governor,  commissioner of general services, secretary of  state,  comptroller  and  attorney-general,  members  of  the commission of correction, members of  the legislature, judges of the  court  of  appeals,  supreme  court  and  county  judges,  district  attorneys and every clergyman or minister, as  such terms are defined in section two of the religious corporations law,  having charge of a congregation in the county wherein any such  facility  is  situated.  No  other person not otherwise authorized by law shall be  permitted to enter a correctional facility except by  authority  of  the  commissioner  of  correction  under such regulations as the commissioner  shall prescribe. The provisions of this section shall not apply to  such  portion  of  a  correctional facility in which inmates under sentence of  death are confined.    2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, on each  September  thirteenth  anniversary  date   of   the   nineteen   hundred  seventy-one  retaking of Attica correctional facility, in the absence of  an emergency situation or other exigent circumstance,  the  commissioner  shall  ensure  that  any  surviving  state  employees  who  were held as  hostages and any immediate family members, as that term  is  defined  in  subdivision four of section 120.40 of the penal law, of any of the state  employees who were held hostage for any period by rioting inmates during  the  period  from September ninth through September thirteenth, nineteen  hundred seventy-one, shall be afforded access to the outside grounds  of  Attica correctional facility to conduct a private commemorative ceremony  in  front  of  the Attica monument upon which are inscribed the names of  employees who died as a result of the uprising and subsequent retaking.

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Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-6 > 146

§  146.  Persons  authorized  to visit correctional facilities. 1. The  following  persons  shall  be  authorized  to  visit  at  pleasure   all  correctional   facilities:   The   governor   and   lieutenant-governor,  commissioner of general services, secretary of  state,  comptroller  and  attorney-general,  members  of  the commission of correction, members of  the legislature, judges of the  court  of  appeals,  supreme  court  and  county  judges,  district  attorneys and every clergyman or minister, as  such terms are defined in section two of the religious corporations law,  having charge of a congregation in the county wherein any such  facility  is  situated.  No  other person not otherwise authorized by law shall be  permitted to enter a correctional facility except by  authority  of  the  commissioner  of  correction  under such regulations as the commissioner  shall prescribe. The provisions of this section shall not apply to  such  portion  of  a  correctional facility in which inmates under sentence of  death are confined.    2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, on each  September  thirteenth  anniversary  date   of   the   nineteen   hundred  seventy-one  retaking of Attica correctional facility, in the absence of  an emergency situation or other exigent circumstance,  the  commissioner  shall  ensure  that  any  surviving  state  employees  who  were held as  hostages and any immediate family members, as that term  is  defined  in  subdivision four of section 120.40 of the penal law, of any of the state  employees who were held hostage for any period by rioting inmates during  the  period  from September ninth through September thirteenth, nineteen  hundred seventy-one, shall be afforded access to the outside grounds  of  Attica correctional facility to conduct a private commemorative ceremony  in  front  of  the Attica monument upon which are inscribed the names of  employees who died as a result of the uprising and subsequent retaking.