Provides for consecutive sentencing for certain convictions for sex crimes.

New York Senate Bill S01390 proposes that individuals convicted of multiple felony sex crimes receive consecutive sentences, meaning each sentence is served one after the other, rather than concurrently. This change aims to increase the total time offenders spend incarcerated for committing multiple sex offenses.

Supporters of the bill argue that consecutive sentencing for multiple sex crime convictions will enhance public safety by ensuring offenders serve longer prison terms, thereby preventing them from reoffending during that period. They believe this measure demonstrates a strong stance against sexual offenses and provides justice for victims.

Critics contend that mandatory consecutive sentencing could lead to excessively long prison terms, potentially resulting in prison overcrowding and increased costs for the state. They also express concern that such rigid sentencing guidelines may remove judicial discretion, preventing judges from considering the unique circumstances of each case.