New York S09798 prohibits the use of condoms and other reproductive or sexual health devices as evidence in criminal trials.
New York S09798 amends the civil practice law and rules, criminal procedure law, and executive law to prevent the use of condoms and other reproductive or sexual health devices as evidence in any trial, hearing, or proceeding related to offenses defined in article 230 of the penal law. This includes offenses such as prostitution and solicitation. The bill aims to protect public health and prevent the misuse of such devices as evidence in criminal cases.
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