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250.30 – 250.30 | New York Law

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250.30 – 250.30

New York Criminal Procedure § 250.30

Statute Summary

NY CPL § 250.30 - Notice of defenses in offenses involving computers 1. In any prosecution in which the defendant seeks to invoke any of the defenses specified in section 156.50 of the penal law, the defendant must within forty-five days after arraignment and not less than twenty days before the commencement of the trial serve upon the people and file with the court a written notice of his intention to present such defense. For good cause shown, the court may extend t

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