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200.40 – 200.40 | New York Law

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200.40 – 200.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 200.40

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NY CPL § 200.40 - Indictment; joinder of defendants and consolidation of indictments against different defendants 200.40 Indictment; joinder of defendants and consolidation of indictments against different defendants. 1. Two or more defendants may be jointly charged in a single indictment provided that: (a) all such defendants are jointly charged with every offense alleged therein; or (b) all the offenses charged are based upon a common scheme or plan; or (c) all the

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