N.Y. CPL Law § 200.65
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Indictment; special information for enterprise corruption and criminal possession or use of a biological weapon or chemical weapon
Official statutory text
§ 200.65 Indictment; special information for enterprise corruption and\n criminal possession or use of a biological weapon or chemical\n weapon.\n When filing an indictment which charges enterprise corruption in\nviolation of article four hundred sixty of the penal law, criminal\npossession of a chemical weapon or biological weapon in violation of\nsection 490.37, 490.40, or 490.45 of the penal law, or criminal use of a\nchemical weapon or biological weapon in violation of section 490.47,\n490.50, or 490.55 of the penal law, the district attorney must submit a\nstatement to the court attesting that he or she has reviewed the\nsubstance of the evidence presented to the grand jury and concurs in the\njudgment that the charge is consistent with legislative findings in\narticle four hundred sixty or four hundred ninety of the penal law, as\napplicable. For purposes of this section only, "district attorney" means\nthe district attorney of the county, the attorney general, or the deputy\nattorney general in charge of the organized crime task force, or where\nsuch person is actually absent or disabled, the person authorized to act\nin his or her stead.\n
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