Authorizes courts to order sexual offenders on probation to imprisonment if probation is revoked.
Amends the penal law to require courts to sentence sexual offenders to imprisonment if their probation is revoked. The imprisonment terms must run consecutively to any other sentences already being served. This applies to offenses listed in article 10 and sections 255.25, 263.05, 263.10, and 263.15 of the penal law.
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