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180.40 – 180.40 | New York Law

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180.40 – 180.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 180.40

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NY CPL § 180.40 - Proceedings upon felony complaint; application in superior court following hearing or waiver of hearing 180.40 Proceedings upon felony complaint; application in superior court following hearing or waiver of hearing. Where the local criminal court has held a defendant for the action of a grand jury, the district attorney may, at any time before such matter is submitted to the grand jury, apply, ex parte, to the appropriate superior court for an order direc

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