New York S06319 allows motions to vacate judgments for convictions that have been decriminalized and permits such motions to be filed at any time.
New York S06319 amends the criminal procedure law to authorize the filing of motions to vacate judgments for convictions that were subsequently decriminalized. It allows these motions to be filed at any time after the entry of a judgment obtained at trial or by plea. The bill also repeals certain provisions related to motions to vacate judgments. This legislation aims to provide relief to individuals whose convictions have been decriminalized after their sentencing.
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