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330.40 – 330.40 | New York Law

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330.40 – 330.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 330.40

Statute Summary

NY CPL § 330.40 - Motion to set aside verdict; procedure 1. A motion to set aside a verdict based upon a ground specified in subdivision one of section 330.30 need not be in writing, but the people must be given reasonable notice thereof and an opportunity to appear in opposition thereto. 2. A motion to set aside a verdict based upon a ground specified in subdivisions two and three of section 330.30 must be made and determined as follows: (a) The motion must be in writing and

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