Section 390.60. Copy of reports to accompany defendant sentenced to imprisonment

1. Cases where copy of report is  required.    Whenever  a  person  is
  sentenced  to  a term of imprisonment, a copy of any pre-sentence report
  prepared, a copy of any pre-sentence memorandum filed by  the  defendant
  and a copy of any medical, psychiatric or social agency report submitted
  to  the  court  or  to  the  probation department in connection with the
  question of sentence must be delivered to the person in  charge  of  the
  correctional  or  division  for youth facility to which the defendant is
  committed at the time the defendant is delivered thereto.  When a person
  is committed to any hospital operated by the office of mental health  or
  referred to any program established pursuant to section four hundred one
  of  the  correction  law,  from  a correctional facility or division for
  youth facility, the person in charge of  the  correctional  facility  or
  division for youth facility shall ensure that a copy of any pre-sentence
  report  concerning  such  person,  a copy of any pre-sentence memorandum
  filed by such person, and a copy of any medical, psychiatric  or  social
  agency  report  submitted to the court or to the probation department in
  connection with the question of sentence is provided to such hospital or
  program.
    2. Effect of failure to deliver required report.  A commitment is  not
  void  by  reason of failure to comply with the provisions of subdivision
  one, but the person in charge of the correctional facility to which  the
  defendant  has been delivered in execution of the sentence is authorized
  to refuse to accept custody of such person until the required report  is
  delivered.