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DEFENDANT DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON THE SEXUAL PREDATOR DESIGNATION WHICH THE JUDGE IMPOSED SUA SPONTE, DESIGNATION DELETED (SECOND DEPT).

The Second Department determined there defendant was not given the opportunity to be heard on whether he should be designated a sexual predator and deleted the designation:

… [T]he Supreme Court erred in, sua sponte, designating the defendant a sexual predator. Neither the Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders nor the People had recommended such a designation, and the defendant was never afforded an opportunity to be heard on the issue of whether he should be so designated (see Correction Law § 168-n[3]…). Accordingly, we modify the order so as to delete the provision thereof designating the defendant a sexual predator. People v Medina, 2018 NY Slip Op 07162, Second Dept 10-24-18

CRIMINAL LAW (DEFENDANT DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON THE SEXUAL PREDATOR DESIGNATION WHICH THE JUDGE IMPOSED SUA SPONTE, DESIGNATION DELETED (SECOND DEPT))/SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION ACT (SORA) (DEFENDANT DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON THE SEXUAL PREDATOR DESIGNATION WHICH THE JUDGE IMPOSED SUA SPONTE, DESIGNATION DELETED (SECOND DEPT))/SEXUAL PREDATOR (DEFENDANT DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD ON THE SEXUAL PREDATOR DESIGNATION WHICH THE JUDGE IMPOSED SUA SPONTE, DESIGNATION DELETED (SECOND DEPT))

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