Extends statute of limitations for sex trafficking offenses, revives barred actions, grants trial preference, and exempts from notice of claim.

New York S00116 amends the criminal procedure law to extend the statute of limitations for certain sex trafficking offenses, reviving actions otherwise barred by existing limitations. It grants trial preference to such actions and exempts them from provisions requiring notice of claims. The bill also amends the civil practice law and rules, general municipal law, court of claims act, and education law to align with these changes, ensuring that actions related to sex trafficking offenses are not dismissed due to expired limitations or failure to file a notice of claim.

Extends statute of limitations for sex trafficking offenses, revives barred actions, grants trial preference, and exempts from notice of claim.

New York S00116 amends the criminal procedure law to extend the statute of limitations for certain sex trafficking offenses, reviving actions otherwise barred by existing limitations. It grants trial preference to such actions and exempts them from provisions requiring notice of claims. The bill also amends the civil practice law and rules, general municipal law, court of claims act, and education law to align with these changes, ensuring that actions related to sex trafficking offenses are not dismissed due to expired limitations or failure to file a notice of claim.