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N.Y. EDN Law § 1530

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Proceedings to compel filing of statements or corrected statements of campaign expenditures and contributions

Official statutory text

§ 1530. Proceedings to compel filing of statements or corrected\nstatements of campaign expenditures and contributions. 1. The supreme\ncourt or a justice thereof, in a proceeding instituted by any candidate\nvoted for at the election or by any five qualified voters may compel by\norder, any candidate required under the provisions of this chapter to\nfile a statement of expenditures or contributions for campaign purposes,\nwho has not filed any such statement within the time prescribed by this\nchapter, to file such statement within five days after notice of the\norder.\n 2. The supreme court or a justice thereof, in a proceeding instituted\nby any candidate voted for at the election or by any five qualified\nvoters, may compel by order any candidate or other person or persons\nrequired under the provisions of this chapter to file a statement of\nexpenditures or contributions for campaign purposes, who has filed a\nstatement which does not conform to the requirements of this chapter in\nrespect to its truth, sufficiency in detail or otherwise, to file a new\nor supplemental statement which shall make the statement or statements\ntrue and complete within five days after notice of the order.\n 3. In every proceeding instituted under this section, the court may\nconfer immunity in accordance with the provisions of section 50.20 of\nthe criminal procedure law; provided, however, that no immunity shall be\nconferred except upon twenty-four hours prior written notice to both the\nattorney general and the appropriate district attorney having an\nofficial interest therein.\n

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