New York § 20.60 Geographical jurisdiction of offenses; communications and transportation of property between jurisdictions

New York Statutes

§ 20.60 — Geographical jurisdiction of offenses; communications and transportation of property between jurisdictions

New York § 20.60

JurisdictionNew York

Law CPLCriminal Procedure

Title CGeneral Principles Relating to Requirements For and Exemptions From Criminal Prosecution

Part 1General Provisions

Art. 20Geographical Jurisdiction of Offenses

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N.Y. Criminal Procedure § 20.60 (2026).

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§ 20.60  Geographical jurisdiction of offenses; communications and\n           transportation of property between jurisdictions.\n  For purposes of this article:\n  1.  An oral or written statement made by a person in one jurisdiction\nto a person in another jurisdiction by means of telecommunication, mail\nor any other method of communication is deemed to be made in each such\njurisdiction.\n  2.  A person who causes property to be transported from one\njurisdiction to another by means of mail, common carrier or any other\nmethod is deemed to have personally transported it in each jurisdiction,\nand if delivery is made in the second jurisdiction he is deemed to have\npersonally made such delivery therein.\n  3. A person who causes by any means the use of a computer or computer\nservice in

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§ 20.60 Geographical jurisdiction of offenses; communications and\n transportation of property between jurisdictions.\n For purposes of this article:\n 1. An oral or written statement made by a person in one jurisdiction\nto a person in another jurisdiction by means of telecommunication, mail\nor any other method of communication is deemed to be made in each such\njurisdiction.\n 2. A person who causes property to be transported from one\njurisdiction to another by means of mail, common carrier or any other\nmethod is deemed to have personally transported it in each jurisdiction,\nand if delivery is made in the second jurisdiction he is deemed to have\npersonally made such delivery therein.\n 3. A person who causes by any means the use of a computer or computer\nservice in one jurisdiction from another jurisdiction is deemed to have\npersonally used the computer or computer service in each jurisdiction.\n