New York Domestic Relations Law Section 58 - Pardon Not To Restore Marital Rights.

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    § 58.  Pardon  not  to  restore marital rights. A pardon granted to a
  person sentenced to imprisonment for life within  this  state  does  not
  restore  that  person  to  the  rights  of a previous marriage or to the
  guardianship of a child, the issue of such a marriage.

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