Facilitates appellate review of criminal procedure law rulings that implicate issues of public concern.
New York Senate Bill S00329 amends the criminal procedure law to allow for appellate review of orders denying motions to suppress evidence, even if the defendant pleaded guilty or waived the right to appeal. This change aims to ensure that rulings on significant public concern issues can be reviewed in the appellate process.
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