New York Criminal Procedure Law Code § 185.30

Conditions and limitations on electronic arraignment
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* § 185.30 Conditions and limitations on electronic arraignment.\n  Whenever a person is arraigned by means of an electronic arraignment,\nthe following conditions and limitations shall apply:\n  1.  The defendant may not enter a plea of guilty;\n  2.  The electronic arraignment process may be used only when the\naccusatory instrument does not charge a felony;\n  3.  No electronic recording of an electronic arraignment may be made,\nviewed or inspected except as may be authorized by rules of the chief\nadministrator of the courts; and\n  4.  Stenographic recording of the arraignment shall be made to the\nsame extent as if it were an ordinary arraignment rather than an\nelectronic arraignment.\n* NB Expired September 1, 1983\n

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