New York A01650 removes the requirement of physical injury for crimes of aggravated sexual abuse in the third and fourth degrees.

New York A01650 amends the state's penal law to change the definition of aggravated sexual abuse in the third and fourth degrees. The bill removes the requirement that physical injury must be caused to the victim. Instead, the crime can be charged if a person inserts a finger or foreign object into another person's vagina, urethra, penis, rectum, or anus, and the victim is incapable of consent due to mental disability, mental incapacity, or other factors besides being under 17 years old.

New York A01650 removes the requirement of physical injury for crimes of aggravated sexual abuse in the third and fourth degrees.

New York A01650 amends the state's penal law to change the definition of aggravated sexual abuse in the third and fourth degrees. The bill removes the requirement that physical injury must be caused to the victim. Instead, the crime can be charged if a person inserts a finger or foreign object into another person's vagina, urethra, penis, rectum, or anus, and the victim is incapable of consent due to mental disability, mental incapacity, or other factors besides being under 17 years old.