Expands the offense of unlawfully dealing with a child in the second degree to include allowing a child under eighteen to enter or remain in an.
New York A01531 amends the penal law to expand the offense of unlawfully dealing with a child in the second degree. It now includes allowing a child under eighteen to enter or remain in an establishment that serves alcohol and does not have an on-site kitchen. This change aims to protect minors from potentially harmful environments by restricting their access to such establishments. The offense remains a class B misdemeanor.
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