New York Penal Law Section 195.20 - Defrauding the government.

195.20 Defrauding the government.
A  person  is guilty of defrauding the government when, being a public
  servant or party officer, he or she:
(a) engages in a scheme constituting a systematic  ongoing  course  of
  conduct with intent to:
(i)  defraud  the  state  or a political subdivision of the state or a
  governmental instrumentality within the state  or  to  obtain  property,
  services or other resources from the state or a political subdivision of
  the state or a governmental instrumentality within the state by false or
  fraudulent pretenses, representations or promises; or
(ii)  defraud  the  state or a political subdivision of the state or a
  governmental instrumentality within the state by making use of property,
  services or resources of the state, political subdivision of  the  state
  or  a governmental instrumentality within the state for private business
  purposes or other compensated non-governmental purposes; and
(b) so obtains property, services or other resources with a  value  in
  excess of one thousand dollars from such state, political subdivision or
  governmental instrumentality.
Defrauding the government is a class E felony.

Last modified: February 3, 2019