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200.20 – 200.20 | New York Law

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200.20 – 200.20

New York Criminal Procedure § 200.20

Statute Summary

NY CPL § 200.20 - Indictment; what offenses may be charged; joinder of offenses and consolidation of indictments 200.20 Indictment; what offenses may be charged; joinder of offenses and consolidation of indictments. 1. An indictment must charge at least one crime and may, in addition, charge in separate counts one or more other offenses, including petty offenses, provided that all such offenses are joinable pursuant to the principles prescribed in subdivision two. 2. Two offenses a

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