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300.40 – 300.40 | New York Law

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300.40 – 300.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 300.40

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NY CPL § 300.40 - Court's charge; submission of indictment to jury; counts to be submitted 300.40 Court's charge; submission of indictment to jury; counts to be submitted. The court may submit to the jury only those counts of an indictment remaining therein at the time of its charge which are supported by legally sufficient trial evidence, and every count not so supported should be dismissed by a trial order of dismissal. The court's determination as to which

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