New York S06534 amends the criminal procedure law to set a 45-day timeframe for filing pre-trial motions in criminal cases.

New York S06534 amends the criminal procedure law to establish a 45-day period for filing pre-trial motions in criminal cases. This period begins after arraignment or the filing of a proper certificate of compliance, whichever is later, and before the commencement of trial. If material or information has been disclosed, an eavesdropping warrant has been furnished, or a notice of intention to introduce evidence has been served, the period extends to 45 days after the last date of such service.

New York S06534 amends the criminal procedure law to set a 45-day timeframe for filing pre-trial motions in criminal cases.

New York S06534 amends the criminal procedure law to establish a 45-day period for filing pre-trial motions in criminal cases. This period begins after arraignment or the filing of a proper certificate of compliance, whichever is later, and before the commencement of trial. If material or information has been disclosed, an eavesdropping warrant has been furnished, or a notice of intention to introduce evidence has been served, the period extends to 45 days after the last date of such service.