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New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
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TITLE 22. Judiciary |
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Subtitle A. Judicial Administration |
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Chapter I. Standards and Administrative Policies |
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Subchapter C. Rules of the Chief Administrator of the Courts |
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Part 110. Procedure Under CPL 330.20 (Jointly Adopted by the State Commissioner of Mental Health and the Chief Administrator of the Courts) |
Sec. 110.14. Psychiatric examination; scope; form of report
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- (a) The scope of the psychiatric examinations prescribed by CPL 330.20 shall be as follows:(1) the diagnosis and prognosis made by the psychiatric examiner concerning the defendant's mental condition;(2) the findings and evaluation made by the psychiatric examiner concerning the defendant's mental condition;(3) pertinent and significant factors in the defendant's medical and psychiatric history;(4) the psychiatric signs and symptoms displayed by the defendant; and(5) the reasons for the opinion stated by the psychiatric examiner (including, when defendant has a dangerous mental disorder, an explanation as to why, because of defendant's mental condition, he currently constitutes a physical danger to himself or others).(b) Form Y prescribes the form and contents of the psychiatric examination reports required to be filed under CPL 330.20.