NY S04032

Creates a private right of action for individuals to sue partners who remove, tamper with, or misrepresent the use of sexually protective devices during sexual activity without consent.

Applies to three specific scenarios: intentional removal or tampering with a device during sexual activity; using a device known to be tampered with; or intentionally misleading a partner about device use when it was not used or inoperable.

Awards compensatory damages and allows courts to impose punitive damages and non-monetary relief, with consideration given to emotional impact, risk of sexually transmitted diseases, and risk of nonconsensual pregnancy.

Establishes that past consent to sexual activity without protection does not constitute consent to future unprotected sexual activity.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment and applies only to acts occurring on or after the effective date.