The New York Attorney General’s Office echoed the concerns of local prosecutors in New York on the implementation of the state’s new discovery laws during a public hearing in Albany on Monday, saying more funding will be required for a smooth transition over the next year.

A representative for New York Attorney General Letitia James testified before state lawmakers that her office will need $10.2 million in new funding to comply with the laws.

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