New York S09410 amends the criminal procedure law to allow resentencing for certain juvenile and adolescent offenders convicted before October 1.

New York S09410 amends the criminal procedure law by adding a new section 722.25, which allows for the resentencing of individuals aged sixteen or seventeen who were convicted of a felony in criminal court before October 1, 2018. This resentencing is not applicable to those convicted of rape, sexual assault, murder in the first degree, or aggravated murder. Eligible individuals can petition the court for resentencing, which considers mitigating factors related to youth, such as immaturity and home environment.

New York S09410 amends the criminal procedure law to allow resentencing for certain juvenile and adolescent offenders convicted before October 1.

New York S09410 amends the criminal procedure law by adding a new section 722.25, which allows for the resentencing of individuals aged sixteen or seventeen who were convicted of a felony in criminal court before October 1, 2018. This resentencing is not applicable to those convicted of rape, sexual assault, murder in the first degree, or aggravated murder. Eligible individuals can petition the court for resentencing, which considers mitigating factors related to youth, such as immaturity and home environment.