NY S07241

Creates new crime of "aggravated grand larceny" (class D felony) for individuals who commit grand larceny in the fourth degree involving a motor vehicle (subdivision 8 of section 155.30) and have been convicted of the same offense within the previous five years

Makes grand larceny in the fourth degree involving motor vehicles a bail-eligible offense when the charge arises while the defendant is already released on recognizance, under conditions, or awaiting arraignment on a desk appearance ticket for the same type of offense

Adds both grand larceny in the fourth degree (motor vehicle) and aggravated grand larceny to the list of offenses for which bail or remand may be set under criminal procedure law sections 530.20 and 530.40

Expands criteria for keeping youth offender cases in criminal court rather than transferring to family court, changing standard from "extraordinary circumstances" to "one or more circumstances," specifically including charges of grand larceny in the fourth degree (motor vehicle) or aggravated grand larceny

Takes effect immediately upon passage