NY S06492

Amends New York's Clean Slate law (Section 160.57 of criminal procedure law) to address technical issues with automatic sealing of criminal records

Adds new provisions for sealing infractions or noncriminal violations when they originate from the same docket or accusatory instrument as other criminal convictions that have become eligible for sealing

Removes the limitation that supervision prohibition applies only to "the conviction eligible for sealing," now requiring the defendant not be under any probation or parole supervision to qualify for sealing

Maintains existing waiting periods for sealing: 3 years after release or sentencing for misdemeanors, 8 years for felonies

Preserves existing exclusions from sealing eligibility, including sex offenses, most Class A felonies, and certain out-of-state felony convictions or pending charges