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N.Y. Jud. Law § 499-i

Resignation not to divest commission and the appellate division of jurisdiction

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* § 499-i. Resignation not to divest commission or court of appeals of\njurisdiction. The jurisdiction of the court of appeals and the\ncommission pursuant to this article shall continue notwithstanding that\na prosecutor resigns from office after a recommendation by the\ncommission that the prosecutor be removed from office has been\ntransmitted to the chief judge of the court of appeals, or in any case\nin which the commission's recommendation that a prosecutor should be\nremoved from office shall be transmitted to the chief judge of the court\nof appeals within one hundred twenty days after receipt by the chief\nadministrator of the courts of the resignation of such prosecutor. Any\ndetermination by the governor that a prosecutor who has resigned should\nbe removed from office shall render such prosecutor ineligible to hold\nany other prosecutorial office.\n * NB Effective January 1, 2019\n
§ 499-i. Resignation not to divest commission and the appellate\ndivision of jurisdiction. The jurisdiction of the appellate division and\nthe commission pursuant to this article shall continue notwithstanding\nthat a prosecutor resigns from office after a recommendation by the\ncommission that the prosecutor be removed from office has been\ntransmitted to the governor, or in any case in which the commission's\nrecommendation that a prosecutor should be removed from office shall be\ntransmitted to the governor within one hundred twenty days after receipt\nby the chief administrator of the courts of the resignation of such\nprosecutor. Any determination by the governor that a prosecutor who has\nresigned should be removed from office shall render such prosecutor\nineligible to hold any other prosecutorial office.\n

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