New York S00541 amends the penal law to mandate life imprisonment without parole for persistent violent felony offenders convicted of a violent.
New York S00541 amends the penal law to impose a life imprisonment without parole sentence for individuals convicted of a violent felony who have previously been convicted of two or more predicate violent felonies. The bill specifies that a defendant must be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole if they have been convicted of a violent felony and have two prior predicate violent felony convictions. The bill also repeals a section relating to minimum periods of imprisonment for persistent violent felony offenders.
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