New York A06214 establishes "Kimberly's Law" to define certain sex offenses against children and sets criminal sentencing guidelines.
New York A06214, known as "Kimberly's Law," amends the penal law to establish specific sex offenses against children, including rape of a child, aggravated rape, criminal sexual act against a child, and aggravated sexual abuse of a child. It also sets criminal sentencing guidelines for these offenses, including minimum sentences for certain convictions. The law aims to strengthen penalties for sex offenses involving children.
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