New York Penal Law Article 250 (Offenses Against the Right to Privacy: Eavesdropping and Unlawful Surveillance) 250.71: Do not create and post, or knowingly spread, images of a crime victim on social media to degrade or harm the victim or their family

What does 250.71 require?

A person who committed or conspired in a crime under title H of the Penal Law and who, intending to degrade or abuse the victim or damage the victim's or the family's emotional, financial or physical wellbeing, creates and disseminates or publishes on a social media platform an identifiable still or video image of the victim showing the injury, serious injury or death caused, without consent and lacking even minimal cultural or social value, commits the second-degree personal-image offence, a class A misdemeanour. Knowingly acting as an agent to disseminate such an image is also caught.