People v. Cona

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1979-12-13

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*32 OPINION OF THE COURT Gabrielli, J. This case requires us to determine whether the testimony of an admitted accomplice may artificially be divided into testimony concerning events which occurred before the witness became an accomplice and testimony about incidents which took place after the witness became an accomplice, so that the prior testimony can serv…

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