New York S07448 prohibits using condoms or other reproductive health devices as evidence in certain trials.

New York S07448, known as the "End Criminalization of Condoms Act," amends the civil practice law and criminal procedure law to prohibit the use of condoms or other reproductive or sexual health devices as evidence in trials, hearings, or proceedings. This includes preventing their use as evidence of offenses defined in article 230 of the penal law. The bill aims to protect public health and human rights by preventing the misuse of these devices as evidence, while still allowing law enforcement to prosecute other crimes.

New York S07448 prohibits using condoms or other reproductive health devices as evidence in certain trials.

New York S07448, known as the "End Criminalization of Condoms Act," amends the civil practice law and criminal procedure law to prohibit the use of condoms or other reproductive or sexual health devices as evidence in trials, hearings, or proceedings. This includes preventing their use as evidence of offenses defined in article 230 of the penal law. The bill aims to protect public health and human rights by preventing the misuse of these devices as evidence, while still allowing law enforcement to prosecute other crimes.