The People concede that the counts indicated should be dismissed as inclusory concurrent counts. They also concede that the conviction of second-degree incest (Penal Law § 255.26) violated the Ex Post Facto Clause, because it was based on conduct occurring before the statute creating that crime became effective. Accordingly, we reduce this count to incest (not divided into degrees), which was the equivalent offense at the time of defendant's conduct (former Penal Law...
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