New York bill A07015 amends parole eligibility for crimes committed before age twenty-two.
New York bill A07015 amends the executive law to change parole eligibility for individuals convicted of crimes before their twenty-second birthday. If such individuals are sentenced to more than twenty years of incarceration, they will be eligible for parole after serving fifteen years. This change applies regardless of other laws to the contrary. The amendment will take effect ninety days after the bill becomes law.
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