CPL 160 Volume 2 Flashcards
160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
1(BARD) If a person is convicted of a _____________________________, other than operating a motor vehicle while ability impaired,, the clerk of the court must notify the commissioner of the division of criminal justice services and the heads of all appropriate police departments and other law enforcement agencies that the action has been terminated by such conviction, unless the district attorney demonstrates by motion or the court determines on its own motion, with _____________ notice to the party and their attorney, that the interests of justice require otherwise.
traffic infraction or violation for loitering five days’
160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
Upon notification of the termination of a criminal action or proceeding:
- (a) any fingerprints, photographs taken and reports made are either returned to the accused or destroyed.
- (b) police, agencies, and DCJS must notify anyone to which they sent reports to return or destroy them.
- (c) generally, all official records shall be sealed.
- (d) access to sealed records shall be as per CPL 160.50 (d) and also make available to a police agency, probation department, sheriff’s office, DA, department of correction of any municipality and parole department, upon arrest and conviction for harassment in second degree (PL 240.26), and against a member of the same family or household of defendant (CPL 530.11).
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160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
- A report of the termination of action by conviction for a non-criminal offense shall be sufficient _______________ to the commissioner of the DCJS. If court orders otherwise, clerk shall include notification of this determination in report to the DCJS.
notice of sealing
160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
- Person convicted of traffic infraction (other than loitering - CPL 160.10-5) may apply to court (with ___________ notice to DA) for order sealing records.
20-day
160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
When a criminal action or proceeding is terminated against a person by the entry of a waiver of a hearing to determine the facts following a chemical test which shows a violation of Driving while impaired by a person under 21, when they were not charged for such a violation, or section forty-nine-b of the navigation law (Operating a vessel after having consumed alcohol; under the age of twenty-one), the record of the criminal action shall be sealed in accordance with this subdivision.
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160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
- Upon the entry of such waiver of a hearing to determine the facts following a chemical test, the court or the clerk of the court shall immediately notify the commissioner of DCJS and appropriate police departments and Law enforcement agencies that a waiver has been entered and that the record of the action shall be sealed when the person reaches the age of__________ or ____________ from the date of commission of the offense, whichever is the greater period of time.
- At the expiration of such period, the commissioner DCJS and appropriate police departments and law enforcement agencies shall take the actions in notification to agencies and destruction/return of records pursuant to this section and those of 160.50 .
twenty-one…… three years
160.55 Order upon termination of criminal action by conviction for noncriminal offense; entry of waiver; administrative findings
Where a person under the age of twenty-one is referred by the police to the department of motor vehicles for action pursuant to 1192-a. Operating a motor vehicle after having consumed alcohol; under the age of twenty-one or 1194-a. Driving after having consumed alcohol; under twenty-one, or Operating a vessel after having consumed alcohol and a finding in favor of the motorist or operator is rendered, the commissioner of the department of motor vehicles shall, as soon as practicable, but not later than__________ years from the date of commission of the offense or when such person reaches the age of__________ , whichever is the greater period of time, notify the commissioner of the DCJS and police departments and law enforcement agencies that such finding in favor of the motorist or operator was rendered.
- Upon receipt of such notification, the commissioner of the division of criminal justice services and the heads of such police departments and other law enforcement agencies shall take the actions in notification to agencies and destruction/return of records pursuant to this section and the actions required by paragraphs (a) (b) and (c) of subdivision one of section 160.50 of this article.
- If no notification is received by DCJS and the appropriate police departments and other law enforcement agencies, DCJS and such police departments and other law enforcement agencies shall, after ______________ from the date of commission of the offense or when the person reaches the age of ___________ , whichever is the greater period of time, take the action in notification to agencies and destruction/return of records pursuant to this section and those of 160.50
three years …… twenty-one
§ 160.58 Conditional sealing of certain controlled substance, marihuana or specified offense convictions.
Person convicted (PL 220 or 221) or specified offense who has completed judicial ____________________ or other program and completed sentence imposed is eligible to have file sealed pursuant to this section
diversion program
§ 160.58 Conditional sealing of certain controlled substance, marihuana or specified offense convictions.
Motion to seal records may be made on court’s own motion or on motion of defendant. Court may also conditionally seal no more than __________ of defendant’s prior eligible misdemeanors, and other specified files.
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§ 160.58 Conditional sealing of certain controlled substance, marihuana or specified offense convictions.
Clerk of court shall notify DCJS and any court that sentenced defendant for any offense ____________ sealed.
conditionally
§ 160.58 Conditional sealing of certain controlled substance, marihuana or specified offense convictions.
If defendant is thereafter arrested for any ____________ or _____________ , records shall be immediately unsealed and remain unsealed unless prosecution is terminated in favor of defendant in which case the records shall again be conditionally sealed.
misdemeanor or felony
§ 160.58 Conditional sealing of certain controlled substance, marihuana or specified offense convictions.
The court shall not seal the defendant’s record pursuant to this section while any charged offense ___________
is pending
160.59 Sealing of certain convictions
“Eligible offense” shall mean any crime defined in the laws of this state other than:
- a ________ OFFENSE defined in PL130,
- an offense of ______________ BY A CHILD,
- a felony offense of __________, _______________ AND RELATED OFFENSES,
- a __________ FELONY OFFENSE in PL70.02,
- a ____________ FELONY OFFENSE defined in the penal law,
- a felony offense defined of __________ where the underlying offense is not an eligible offense,
- an attempt to commit an offense that is not an eligible offense if the attempt is a ________, or
- an offense for which REGISTRATION AS A _______________ is required
SEX …….. SEXUAL PERFORMANCE………. HOMICIDE, ABORTION……… CLASS A……… CONSPIRACY……. FELONY………… SEX OFFENDER
160.59 Sealing of certain convictions
_______ineligible offenses committed together shall be considered one ineligible offense.
Two
160.59 Sealing of certain convictions
Form to apply for sealing of record shall be provided by the _____________and may be used to apply for sealing of records.
CHIEF administrator of the courts