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290.10 – 290.10 | New York Law

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290.10 – 290.10

New York Criminal Procedure § 290.10

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NY CPL § 290.10 - Trial order of dismissal 1. At the conclusion of the people's case or at the conclusion of all the evidence, the court may, except as provided in subdivision two, upon motion of the defendant, (a) issue a "trial order of dismissal," dismissing any count of an indictment upon the ground that the trial evidence is not legally sufficient to establish the offense charged therein or any lesser included offense, or (b) reserve decision on the motion

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