New York Judiciary Law Section 486-A - Conviction for felony of person who is an attorney and counselor at law; notice thereof to be given by clerk to appropriate appellate division of the

  486-a.  Conviction  for  felony  of  person  who is an attorney and
  counselor at law; notice thereof to be given  by  clerk  to  appropriate
  appellate  division  of  the supreme court. Whenever it appears from the
  record that a person who has been convicted of  any  crime  which  is  a
  felony,  is  an attorney and counselor at law of this state, it shall be
  the duty of the clerk of every court in which such conviction is had  to
  ascertain:
(a)  the  place  and  date  of  such person's admission to practice as
  attorney and counselor at law; and
(b) his last office and residence addresses;  and,  within  five  days
  after  the  imposition  of sentence, to transmit a certified copy of the
  judgment of conviction to the clerk of the  appellate  division  of  the
  supreme  court  in  the  judicial  department  in  which such person was
  admitted to practice. Said copy of the  judgment  shall  set  forth,  in
  addition to all the facts usually stated therein, the place and the date
  of  admission to practice of such convicted attorney and his last office
  and residence addresses.

Last modified: February 3, 2019