People v. Lombardo

OPINION OF THE COURT

Paul E. Kowtna, J.

The defendant in the above-captioned matter was charged with, and has been convicted of, two counts of sexual abuse in *943the first degree, two class D felonies, and sentenced to probation upon the recommendation of the District Attorney. Since a sentence of incarceration is not being imposed, this court is required, pursuant to the provisions of the Sex Offender Registration Act (Correction Law art 6-C), to independently determine the duration of registration and level of notification appropriate for this defendant. (Correctional Law § 168-d [3].) In order…