New York A07347 makes entering the state outside of a lawful port of entry a criminal trespass offense.
New York A07347 amends the penal law to classify being in any portion of the state after entering at a location other than a lawful port of entry or border crossing as criminal trespass in the third degree. This offense is a class B misdemeanor. The bill also updates the criminal procedure law to include this new form of criminal trespass among qualifying offenses.
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