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360.40 – 360.40 | New York Law

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360.40 – 360.40

New York Criminal Procedure § 360.40

Statute Summary

NY CPL § 360.40 - Trial jury; conduct of jury trial in general A jury trial of an information must be conducted generally in the same manner as a jury trial of an indictment, and the rules governing preliminary instructions by the court, supervision of the jury, motion practice and other procedural matters involved in the conduct of a jury trial of an indictment are, where appropriate, applicable to the conduct of a jury trial of an information.

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