N.Y. CPL Law § 190.60
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Grand jury; action to be taken
Official statutory text
§ 190.60 Grand jury; action to be taken.\n After hearing and examining evidence as prescribed in section 190.55,\na grand jury may:\n 1. Indict a person for an offense, as provided in section 190.65;\n 2. Direct the district attorney to file a prosecutor's information\nwith a local criminal court, as provided in section 190.70;\n 3. Direct the district attorney to file a request for removal to the\nfamily court, as provided in section 190.71 of this article.\n 4. Dismiss the charge before it, as provided in section 190.75;\n 5. Submit a grand jury report, as provided in section 190.85.\n
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