NY A09417

Establishes a presumption that evidence of a victim's sexual conduct, sexual predisposition, or manner of dress is inadmissible and not discoverable in civil actions or proceedings

Requires defendants seeking to introduce such evidence to file a motion and attend an in camera hearing, with the court weighing whether probative value substantially outweighs potential harm, shame, or embarrassment to the victim

Limits relevance of prior sexual conduct evidence to cases where it proves the source of semen, pregnancy, or disease was someone other than the defendant

Mandates that motions, related materials, and hearing records regarding such evidence remain sealed unless the court orders otherwise

Permits evidence of a victim's reputation only if the victim has placed their reputation in controversy