New York § 854 - 854Madison county-tribal detention agreement
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§ 854. 854Madison county-tribal detention agreement
* § 854. Madison county-tribal detention agreement. Notwithstanding any other inconsistent provision of law, the agreement executed between the county of Madison and the Oneida Indian Nation executed on May twenty-eighth, two thousand twenty-four, including, without limitation, the provisions contained therein relating to confinement at the Madison county correctional facility of incarcerated adults remanded by the Oneida Indian Nation court, shall, upon its effective date, be deemed approved, ratified, validated and confirmed by the legislature. It is the intention of the legislature in enacting this section to ensure that the agreement be fully enforceable in all respects as to the rights, benefits, responsibilities and privileges of all parties under the agreement. * NB Repealed May 28, 2033
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