Under CPL 380, a person under how many years old who is enrolled in public or private elementary or high school is sentenced for a crime and the court must notify the designated educational school official of the conviction and sentence?

• A. 19 years old
• B. 18 years old
• C. 21 years old
• D. 17 years old

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is the age threshold that triggers notification to a student’s school. Under this provision, if a person is enrolled in public or private elementary or high school and is under 19 years old at the time of sentencing for a crime, the court must notify the designated educational official of the conviction and sentence. That makes the relevant cutoff 19 years old.

So the correct choice reflects the threshold of being under 19. The other ages aren’t the rule: they would imply stricter cutoffs (under 18 or under 17) or an age outside the rule (21), which the statute does not require.