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185.40 – 185.40 | New York Law

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185.40 – 185.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 185.40

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NY CPL § 185.40 - Approval by the chief administrator of the courts 1. The appropriate administrative judge shall submit to the chief administrator of the courts a written proposal for the use of electronic arraignments for a particular court and the precincts under the jurisdiction of that court. If the chief administrator of the courts approves the proposal, installation of an independent audio-visual system may begin. 2. Upon completion of the installation

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