NY State Senate Bill 2009-S5377

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Date of Action	Assembly Actions - Lowercase Senate Actions - UPPERCASE
May 20, 2010	print number 5377b
May 20, 2010	amend and recommit to codes
Jan 06, 2010	referred to codes
May 28, 2009	print number 5377a
May 28, 2009	amend and recommit to codes
Apr 27, 2009	referred to codes

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2009-S5377 - Details

Current Committee:: Senate Codes
Laws Affected:: Add §240.75, Pen L
Versions Introduced in 2011-2012 Legislative Session:: S1512

2009-S5377 - Summary

Establishes the offense of aggravated criminal conduct, when a person commits a misdemeanor after having been previously convicted of six or more qualifying misdemeanor or felony crimes within the preceding year, as a class E felony.

2009-S5377 - Sponsor Memo

                                 BILL NUMBER:  S5377               REVISED 05/05/09

 TITLE OF BILL :
An act to amend the penal law, in relation to aggravated criminal
conduct


 SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS :
Section 1 would add a new Penal Law section 240.72 to create the crime
of aggravated criminal conduct.  A person is guilty of aggravated
criminal conduct when he or she commits a qualifying misdemeanor, as
specified in this section, after having previously committed six or
more such qualifying misdemeanors, or felonies, within the previous
year. The punishment for aggravated criminal conduct is a Class E
Felony.

Subdivision (2) of this new section would provide that the provisions
of Criminal Procedure Law section 200.60, which prohibits allegations
of previous convictions in indictments for an offense where such
convictions are elements of the offense, shall apply to any
prosecutions for aggravated criminal conduct.  Section 200.60 provides
a procedure for allowing defendants to admit their previous
conviction(s) in the absence of the jury, in which case the
prosecution may not prove the fact of the previous conviction(s) to
the jury. The application of CPL section 200.60 to the offense of
aggravated criminal conduct will help protect defendants from

potential prejudice by jurors on account of their previous
convictions.

This new Penal Law section would also require that all previous
convictions must have been in New York courts and that defendants have
had their sentences imposed before commission of the present
misdemeanor. Suspended sentences, suspended executions of sentences,
probation, parole, and conditional and unconditional discharges are
deemed to be sentences, but reversed, vacated, or pardoned convictions
will not be deemed previous convictions. Multiple sentences for two or
more convictions that were imposed at the same time are deemed to
constitute only one conviction. Previous convictions already used to
convict a defendant of this offense shall not be used to establish
guilt for a subsequent prosecution for aggravated criminal conduct.
Finally, in calculating the one-year period, any period of time during
which the defendant was incarcerated for any reason between the time
of sentence for any of the previous convictions and the time of
commission of the present misdemeanor will be excluded.

Section 2 would make this bill effective immediately.

 JUSTIFICATION :
This bill is intended to assist law enforcement to effectively
prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanants, a class of career
criminals for which current penalties are ineffective in deterring a
continued life of crime. This small number of criminals is
disproportionately responsible for a large number of crimes. The
current Penal Law does not contain sufficient penalties for
individuals who Continue to commit crimes without the fear of any
serious repercussions.

This new crime of aggravated criminal conduct would allow law
enforcement to prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanor offenders who
are disproportionately responsible for a large number of
quality-of-life crimes. For instance, in New York City in 2007, there
were 551 offenders with seven or more qualifying criminal convictions
in the course of the year - a total of 4,542 convictions among them.
Although these individuals only made up 0.8% of all offenders, they
accounted for 4.3% of total convictions and some have rap sheets over
twenty-five pages long. This small group of high-rate serial
misdemeanants has a disparate impact on quality of life in the city
and often receives little to no punishment. By allowing prosecutors to
prosecute persistent misdemeanants as felons, this law provides law
enforcement with the ability to target career criminals who continue
to commit crimes with impunity.

2009-S5377 - Bill Text download pdf

co-Sponsors

2009-S5377A - Details

Current Committee:: Senate Codes
Laws Affected:: Add §240.75, Pen L
Versions Introduced in 2011-2012 Legislative Session:: S1512

2009-S5377A - Summary

2009-S5377A - Sponsor Memo

                                 BILL NUMBER:  S5377A

 TITLE OF BILL :
An act to amend the penal law, in relation to aggravated criminal
conduct


 SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS :
Section 1 would add a new Penal Law section 240.72 to create the crime
of aggravated criminal conduct. A person is guilty of aggravated
criminal conduct when he or she commits a qualifying misdemeanor, as
specified in this section, after having previously committed six or
more such qualifying misdemeanors, or felonies, within the previous
year. The punishment for aggravated criminal conduct is a Class E
Felony.

Subdivision {2} of this new section would provide that the provisions
of Criminal Procedure Law section 200.60, which prohibits allegations
of previous convictions in indictments for an offense where such
convictions are elements of the offense, shall apply to any
prosecutions for aggravated criminal conduct. Section 200.60 provides
a procedure for allowing defendants to admit their previous
conviction{s} in the absence of the jury, in which case the
prosecution may not prove the fact of the previous conviction{s} to
the jury. The application of CPL section 200.60 to the offense of
aggravated criminal conduct will help protect defendants from

potential prejudice by jurors on account of their previous
convictions.

This new Penal Law section would also require that all previous
convictions must have been in New York courts and that defendants have
had their sentences imposed before commission of the present
misdemeanor. Suspended sentences, suspended executions of sentences,
probation, parole, and conditional and unconditional discharges are
deemed to be sentences, but reversed, vacated, or pardoned convictions
will not be deemed previous convictions. Multiple sentences for two or
more convictions that were imposed at the same time are deemed to
constitute only one conviction. Previous convictions already used to
convict a defendant of this offense shall not be used to establish
guilt for a subsequent prosecution for aggravated criminal conduct.
Finally, in calculating the one-year period, any period of time during
which the defendant was incarcerated for any reason between the time
of sentence for any of the previous convictions and the time of
commission of the present misdemeanor will be excluded.

Section 2 would make this bill effective immediately.

 JUSTIFICATION :
This bill is intended to assist law enforcement to effectively
prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanants, a class of career
criminals for which current penalties are ineffective in deterring a
continued life of crime. This small number of criminals is
disproportionately responsible for a large number of crimes. The
current Penal Law does not contain sufficient penalties for
individuals who Continue to commit crimes without the fear of any
serious repercussions.

This new crime of aggravated criminal conduct would allow law
enforcement to prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanor offenders who
are disproportionately responsible for a large number of
quality-of-life crimes. For instance, in New York City in 2007, there
were 551 offenders with seven or more qualifying criminal convictions
in the course of the year - a total of 4,542 convictions among them.
Although these individuals only made up 0.8% of all offenders, they
accounted for 4.3% of total convictions and some have rap sheets over
twenty-five pages long.  This small group of high-rate serial
misdemeanants has a disparate impact on quality of life in the city
and often receives little to no punishment. By allowing prosecutors to
prosecute persistent misdemeanants as felons, this law provides law
enforcement with the ability to target career criminals who continue
to commit crimes with impunity.

2009-S5377A - Bill Text download pdf

                            
                    S T A T E   O F   N E W   Y O R K
________________________________________________________________________

                                 5377--A

                       2009-2010 Regular Sessions

                            I N  S E N A T E

                             April 27, 2009
                               ___________

Introduced  by  Sens.  KLEIN,  C.  JOHNSON,  THOMPSON  -- read twice and
  ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to the Committee  on
  Codes  --  committee  discharged,  bill  amended, ordered reprinted as
  amended and recommitted to said committee

AN ACT to amend the  penal  law,  in  relation  to  aggravated  criminal
  conduct

  THE  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM-
BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:

  Section 1. The penal law is amended by adding a new section 240.72  to
read as follows:
S 240.72 AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT.
  1.  A PERSON IS GUILTY OF AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT WHEN SUCH PERSON
COMMITS A MISDEMEANOR DEFINED IN THIS CHAPTER AFTER HAVING  BEEN  PREVI-
OUSLY  CONVICTED  OF SIX OR MORE QUALIFYING MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CRIMES
WITHIN THE PRECEDING ONE YEAR.
  2. THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 200.60  OF  THE  CRIMINAL  PROCEDURE  LAW
SHALL APPLY TO ANY PROSECUTION UNDER THIS SECTION.
  3.  FOR  THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON
HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN CONVICTED OF SIX OR MORE QUALIFYING  MISDEMEANOR  OR
FELONY  CRIMES  WITHIN  THE  PRECEDING  ONE YEAR, THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA
SHALL APPLY:
  (A) ONLY CONVICTIONS FOR OFFENSES DEFINED IN THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF
THIS CHAPTER SHALL BE DEEMED QUALIFYING MISDEMEANORS:  SECTIONS  115.00,
120.00,  120.14, 120.15, 120.20, 120.45, 120.50, 130.20, 130.52, 130.55,
130.60, 140.10, 140.15, 140.35, 145.00, 145.14, 145.15, 145.60,  145.65,
150.01,  155.25, 165.09, 165.15, 165.25, 165.40, 165.71, 170.05, 170.20,
190.78, 190.81, 205.30, 215.50, 220.03, 220.45, 220.50, 220.70,  221.10,
221.15,  221.35, 221.40, 230.00, 230.04, 230.40, 240.25, 240.30, 245.00,
265.01, AND 265.17.
  (B) EACH CONVICTION OF A MISDEMEANOR OR OF A FELONY MUST HAVE BEEN  BY
A COURT IN THIS STATE.

 EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                      [ ] is old law to be omitted.
                                                           LBD11630-02-9

S. 5377--A                          2

  (C)  SENTENCE UPON EACH PRIOR CONVICTION MUST HAVE BEEN IMPOSED BEFORE
COMMISSION OF THE PRESENT MISDEMEANOR.
  (D)  SUSPENDED  SENTENCE, SUSPENDED EXECUTION OF SENTENCE, SENTENCE OF
PROBATION, SENTENCE OF PAROLE SUPERVISION, AND SENTENCE  OF  CONDITIONAL
DISCHARGE  OR  OF  UNCONDITIONAL  DISCHARGE  SHALL  BE  DEEMED  TO  BE A
SENTENCE.
  (E) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH  (F)  OF  THIS  SUBDIVISION,  EACH
SENTENCE MUST HAVE BEEN IMPOSED NOT MORE THAN ONE YEAR BEFORE COMMISSION
OF THE PRESENT MISDEMEANOR.
  (F)  IN  CALCULATING  THE  ONE YEAR PERIOD UNDER PARAGRAPH (E) OF THIS
SUBDIVISION, ANY PERIOD OF TIME DURING WHICH THE DEFENDANT WAS INCARCER-
ATED FOR ANY REASON BETWEEN THE TIME OF IMPOSITION OF SENTENCE  FOR  ANY
OF  THE  PREVIOUS  CONVICTIONS AND THE TIME OF COMMISSION OF THE PRESENT
MISDEMEANOR SHALL BE EXCLUDED AND SUCH ONE YEAR PERIOD SHALL BE EXTENDED
BY A PERIOD OR PERIODS EQUAL TO THE TIME SERVED.
  (G) A CONVICTION THAT HAS BEEN REVERSED OR VACATED, OR CONVICTION  FOR
WHICH  THE  DEFENDANT HAS BEEN PARDONED PURSUANT TO ARTICLE TWO-A OF THE
EXECUTIVE LAW, SHALL NOT BE DEEMED  A  PREVIOUS  MISDEMEANOR  OR  FELONY
CONVICTION.
  (H)  WHEN  MULTIPLE SENTENCES FOR TWO OR MORE CONVICTIONS WERE IMPOSED
AT THE SAME TIME, ALL CONVICTIONS SHALL BE DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE ONLY ONE
CONVICTION.
  (I) WHEN A DEFENDANT HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED CRIM-
INAL CONDUCT PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, ANY PRIOR MISDEMEANOR  OR  FELONY
CONVICTION  USED TO ESTABLISH GUILT FOR THAT AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT
CONVICTION SHALL NOT BE USED TO ESTABLISH GUILT IN A  SUBSEQUENT  PROSE-
CUTION FOR THIS OFFENSE.
  4.  NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO PRECLUDE A
PROSECUTION OR CONVICTION FOR ANY OTHER OFFENSE, A NECESSARY ELEMENT  OF
WHICH IS A PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR AN OFFENSE.
  AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT IS A CLASS E FELONY.
  S 2. This act shall take effect immediately.

co-Sponsors

2009-S5377B (ACTIVE) - Details

Current Committee:: Senate Codes
Laws Affected:: Add §240.75, Pen L
Versions Introduced in 2011-2012 Legislative Session:: S1512

2009-S5377B (ACTIVE) - Summary

2009-S5377B (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

                                 BILL NUMBER:  S5377B

 TITLE OF BILL :
An act to amend the penal law, in relation to aggravated criminal
conduct


 SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS :
Section 1: Adds a new Penal Law section 240.75 to create the crime of
aggravated criminal conduct. A person is guilty of aggravated criminal
conduct when he or she commits a qualifying misdemeanor, as specified
in this section, after having previously committed six or more such
qualifying misdemeanors, or felonies, within the previous year. The
punishment for aggravated criminal conduct is a Class E Felony.

Subdivision (2) of this new section would provide that the provisions
of Criminal Procedure Law section 200.60, which prohibits allegations
of previous convictions in indictments for an offense where such
convictions are elements of the offense, shall apply to any
prosecutions for aggravated criminal conduct. Section 200.60 provides
a procedure for allowing defendants to admit their previous
conviction{s} in the absence of the jury, in which case the
prosecution may not prove the fact of the previous conviction{s} to
the jury. The application of CPL section 200.60 to the offense of
aggravated criminal conduct will help protect defendants from
potential prejudice by jurors on account of their previous

convictions.

This new Penal Law section would also require that all previous
convictions must have been in New York courts and that defendants have
had their sentences imposed before commission of the present
misdemeanor. Suspended sentences, suspended executions of sentences,
probation, parole, and conditional and unconditional discharges are
deemed to be sentences, but reversed, vacated, or pardoned convictions
will not be deemed previous convictions. Multiple sentences for two or
more convictions that were imposed at the same time are deemed to
constitute only one conviction. Previous convictions already used to
convict a defendant of this offense shall not be used to establish
guilt for a subsequent prosecution for aggravated criminal conduct.
Finally, in calculating the one-year period, any period of time during
which the defendant was incarcerated for any reason between the time
of sentence for any of the previous convictions and the time of
commission of the present misdemeanor will be excluded.

Section 2 would make this bill effective immediately.

 JUSTIFICATION :
This bill is intended to assist law enforcement to effectively
prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanants, a class of career
criminals for which current penalties are ineffective in deterring a
continued life of crime. This small number of criminals is
disproportionately responsible for a large number of crimes. The
current Penal Law does not contain sufficient penalties for
individuals who Continue to commit crimes without the fear of any
serious repercussions.

This new crime of aggravated criminal conduct would allow law
enforcement to prosecute and sentence repeat misdemeanor offenders who
are disproportionately responsible for a large number of
quality-of-life crimes. For instance, in New York City in 2007, there
were 551 offenders with seven or more qualifying criminal convictions
in the course of the year - a total of 4,542 convictions among them.
Although these individuals only made up 0.8% of all offenders, they
accounted for 4.3% of total convictions and some have rap sheets over
twenty-five pages long.  This small group of high-rate serial
misdemeanants has a disparate impact on quality of life in the city
and often receives little to no punishment. By allowing prosecutors to
prosecute persistent misdemeanants as felons, this law provides law
enforcement with the ability to target career criminals who continue
to commit crimes with impunity.

This bill was submitted by the City of New York and the Mayor of New
York urges that this bill be enacted into law during the 2010
Legislative session.

 FISCAL IMPLICATIONS :
None.

 EFFECTIVE DATE :
Immediate.

2009-S5377B (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

                            
                    S T A T E   O F   N E W   Y O R K
________________________________________________________________________

                                 5377--B

                       2009-2010 Regular Sessions

                            I N  S E N A T E

                             April 27, 2009
                               ___________

Introduced  by  Sens.  KLEIN,  ADAMS, DIAZ, C. JOHNSON, THOMPSON -- read
  twice and ordered printed, and when printed to  be  committed  to  the
  Committee  on  Codes  --  committee  discharged, bill amended, ordered
  reprinted as amended and recommitted to said committee --  recommitted
  to  the Committee on Codes in accordance with Senate Rule 6, sec. 8 --
  committee discharged, bill amended, ordered reprinted as  amended  and
  recommitted to said committee

AN  ACT  to  amend  the  penal  law,  in relation to aggravated criminal
  conduct

  THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND  ASSEM-
BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:

  Section  1. The penal law is amended by adding a new section 240.75 to
read as follows:
S 240.75 AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT.
  1. A PERSON IS GUILTY OF AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT WHEN SUCH  PERSON
COMMITS  A  MISDEMEANOR DEFINED IN THIS CHAPTER AFTER HAVING BEEN PREVI-
OUSLY CONVICTED OF SIX OR MORE QUALIFYING MISDEMEANOR OR  FELONY  CRIMES
WITHIN THE PRECEDING ONE YEAR.
  2.  THE  PROVISIONS  OF  SECTION  200.60 OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW
SHALL APPLY TO ANY PROSECUTION UNDER THIS SECTION.
  3. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, IN DETERMINING WHETHER  A  PERSON
HAS  PREVIOUSLY  BEEN CONVICTED OF SIX OR MORE QUALIFYING MISDEMEANOR OR
FELONY CRIMES WITHIN THE PRECEDING  ONE  YEAR,  THE  FOLLOWING  CRITERIA
SHALL APPLY:
  (A) ONLY CONVICTIONS FOR OFFENSES DEFINED IN THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF
THIS  CHAPTER  SHALL BE DEEMED QUALIFYING MISDEMEANORS: SECTIONS 115.00,
120.00, 120.14, 120.15, 120.20, 120.45, 120.50, 130.20, 130.52,  130.55,
130.60,  140.10, 140.15, 140.35, 145.00, 145.14, 145.15, 145.60, 145.65,
150.01, 155.25, 165.09, 165.15, 165.25, 165.40, 165.71, 170.05,  170.20,
190.78,  190.81, 205.30, 215.50, 220.03, 220.45, 220.50, 220.70, 221.10,

 EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                      [ ] is old law to be omitted.
                                                           LBD11630-03-0

S. 5377--B                          2

221.15, 221.35, 221.40, 230.00, 230.04, 230.40, 240.25, 240.30,  245.00,
265.01, AND 265.17.
  (B)  EACH CONVICTION OF A MISDEMEANOR OR OF A FELONY MUST HAVE BEEN BY
A COURT IN THIS STATE.
  (C) SENTENCE UPON EACH PRIOR CONVICTION MUST HAVE BEEN IMPOSED  BEFORE
COMMISSION OF THE PRESENT MISDEMEANOR.
  (D)  SUSPENDED  SENTENCE, SUSPENDED EXECUTION OF SENTENCE, SENTENCE OF
PROBATION, SENTENCE OF PAROLE SUPERVISION, AND SENTENCE  OF  CONDITIONAL
DISCHARGE  OR  OF  UNCONDITIONAL  DISCHARGE  SHALL  BE  DEEMED  TO  BE A
SENTENCE.
  (E) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH  (F)  OF  THIS  SUBDIVISION,  EACH
SENTENCE MUST HAVE BEEN IMPOSED NOT MORE THAN ONE YEAR BEFORE COMMISSION
OF THE PRESENT MISDEMEANOR.
  (F)  IN  CALCULATING  THE  ONE YEAR PERIOD UNDER PARAGRAPH (E) OF THIS
SUBDIVISION, ANY PERIOD OF TIME DURING WHICH THE DEFENDANT WAS INCARCER-
ATED FOR ANY REASON BETWEEN THE TIME OF IMPOSITION OF SENTENCE  FOR  ANY
OF  THE  PREVIOUS  CONVICTIONS AND THE TIME OF COMMISSION OF THE PRESENT
MISDEMEANOR SHALL BE EXCLUDED AND SUCH ONE YEAR PERIOD SHALL BE EXTENDED
BY A PERIOD OR PERIODS EQUAL TO THE TIME SERVED.
  (G) A CONVICTION THAT HAS BEEN REVERSED OR VACATED, OR CONVICTION  FOR
WHICH  THE  DEFENDANT HAS BEEN PARDONED PURSUANT TO ARTICLE TWO-A OF THE
EXECUTIVE LAW, SHALL NOT BE DEEMED  A  PREVIOUS  MISDEMEANOR  OR  FELONY
CONVICTION.
  (H)  WHEN  MULTIPLE SENTENCES FOR TWO OR MORE CONVICTIONS WERE IMPOSED
AT THE SAME TIME, ALL CONVICTIONS SHALL BE DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE ONLY ONE
CONVICTION.
  (I) WHEN A DEFENDANT HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN CONVICTED OF AGGRAVATED CRIM-
INAL CONDUCT PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, ANY PRIOR MISDEMEANOR  OR  FELONY
CONVICTION  USED TO ESTABLISH GUILT FOR THAT AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT
CONVICTION SHALL NOT BE USED TO ESTABLISH GUILT IN A  SUBSEQUENT  PROSE-
CUTION FOR THIS OFFENSE.
  4.  NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO PRECLUDE A
PROSECUTION OR CONVICTION FOR ANY OTHER OFFENSE, A NECESSARY ELEMENT  OF
WHICH IS A PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR AN OFFENSE.
  AGGRAVATED CRIMINAL CONDUCT IS A CLASS E FELONY.
  S 2. This act shall take effect immediately.

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