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460.50 – 460.50

New York Criminal Procedure § 460.50

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NY CPL § 460.50 - Stay of judgment pending appeal to intermediate appellate court 460.50 Stay of judgment pending appeal to intermediate appellate court. 1. Upon application of a defendant who has taken an appeal to an intermediate appellate court from a judgment or from a sentence of a criminal court, a judge designated in subdivision two may issue an order both (a) staying or suspending the execution of the judgment pending the determination of the appeal, and (b) eithe

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