N.Y. Labor Law 728-A – Limitation of prosecutions under this article
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§ 728-a. Limitation of prosecutions under this article. A prosecution for a misdemeanor consisting of a violation of any provision of Article 20-A of the labor law must be commenced within two years after the facts constituting the crime have been or, in the exercise of reasonable diligence, should have been discovered by the industrial commissioner or by an officer or employee in the department of labor charged with the responsibility of investigating matters reported or required to be reported to the industrial commissioner pursuant to such article.
Terms Used In N.Y. Labor Law 728-A
- Officer: means any person holding or in fact performing or authorized to perform the functions of an office named or described in the constitution, charter, articles of incorporation, articles of association or by-laws of a labor organization or employer organization. See N.Y. Labor Law 721