JSA2026 Policy: Maximum Penalties for Crimes Against Women and Children

📜 JSA2026 Policy: Maximum Penalties for Crimes Against Women and Children

Policy Title: New York Victim Protection & Justice Enhancement Act

Under a JSA2026 administration, any individual convicted of rape, sexual assault, abuse, or violent harm against a woman or child will face the maximum penalties allowable by law—without plea deals and without leniency. We will rewrite state law to reflect the full severity of these crimes and eliminate legal loopholes that let predators reenter society.

📌 Why It Matters (The Brutal Truth)

• Every 68 seconds, someone is sexually assaulted in the U.S. In New York, that number drops to every 50 seconds due to density and urban chaos.
• 13,000+ children are reported abused in NYS every year. That’s over 1,000 children per month.
• Only 5 out of 100 rape cases in NY lead to a felony conviction. The other 95 disappear in red tape, plea deals, or dismissal.
• Registered sex offenders have been found working in schools, hospitals, and childcare centers.
• In 2023, a Queens man who molested his stepdaughter (ages 6–11) received just 8 years. He’ll be eligible for parole in 4.
• Repeat offenders account for 33% of all sexual assault convictions. Some target 10+ victims in a lifetime.

These are not “mistakes.” They are monsters hiding behind the system’s softness. That system ends the moment I take office.

🔧 Implementation Plan:

• Legislative Rewrite:
  • Reclassify violent and sexual crimes against women and children as Category A Felonies with mandatory maximum sentencing.
  • Eliminate early release, parole, and plea reductions for these crimes.
  • Require lifetime GPS monitoring where appropriate.
• Victim Advocacy Expansion:
  • Increased funding for survivor protection, housing, and trauma-informed care.
  • Free relocation and legal aid for at-risk victims and families.
• Transparency & Tracking:
  • Create a public-facing offender portal with enhanced tracking tools.
  • Mandate DNA submission from all convicted sex offenders in NYS.

🛑 Anticipated Opposition:

Some will argue that removing plea deals and parole options denies rehabilitation opportunities. Our answer is simple:

“You don’t rehabilitate predators—you remove them.”

Justice is not a debate. The safety of women and children is non-negotiable.

✅ What You Can Do:

• Share this policy with everyone you know. Help us build public pressure.
• Sign up to support the Victim Protection & Justice Enhancement Act at the local and state level.
• Hold lawmakers accountable. Demand they stop prioritizing predators over survivors.

🔗 Read All JSA2026 Policies

📞 Contact: (516) 586-0660

📬 Email: jaysarnold@icloud.com

Jason S. Arnold for Governor 2026
“I’m not a good candidate. I’m the right one.”