Establishes the crime of aggravated criminal conduct in New York.
The bill enacts the "chronic criminal act" and establishes the crime of aggravated criminal conduct. It amends the criminal procedure law and the penal law. Aggravated criminal conduct is defined as committing a class A misdemeanor after having been convicted of three or more qualifying misdemeanor or felony convictions within the preceding ten years. The bill also specifies the admissibility of evidence in such cases and sets the crime as a class E felony.
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