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240.43 – 240.43 | New York Law

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240.43 – 240.43

New York Criminal Procedure § 240.43

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NY CPL § 240.43 - Discovery; disclosure of prior uncharged criminal, vicious or immoral acts 240.43 Discovery; disclosure of prior uncharged criminal, vicious or immoral acts. Upon a request by a defendant, the prosecutor shall notify the defendant of all specific instances of a defendant's prior uncharged criminal, vicious or immoral conduct of which the prosecutor has knowledge and which the prosecutor intends to use at trial for purposes of impeaching the credib

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