NY S02695

Amends New York Civil Practice Law and Rules to create a presumption that evidence of a victim's sexual conduct, sexual predisposition, or manner of dress is inadmissible and not discoverable in civil proceedings

Requires defendants seeking to introduce such evidence to apply for a court order and participate in an in camera (private) hearing, with related materials remaining sealed unless the court orders otherwise

Permits admission only if the court finds the evidence is relevant, its probative value substantially outweighs the danger of harm, shame, or embarrassment to the victim, and it does not create undue prejudice or invasion of privacy

Allows evidence of prior sexual conduct only when material to proving that semen, pregnancy, or disease originated from someone other than the defendant

Permits reputation evidence only if the victim has placed their own reputation in controversy