People v. Woodrow
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtRose, J.
*1189Initially, defendant contends that the proceedings before County Court were a nullity because the indictment was transferred to Supreme Court but then tried in County Court without any order transferring the case back to County Court. We cannot agree. Defendant’s reliance on People ex rel. Dold v Martin (284 App Div 127 [1954]) is misplaced as it is based on former Code of Criminal Procedure § 22, which, in its current form (see CPL 230.10), has been “rendered obsolete by the constitutional provision vesting administrative supervision of the courts in the Chief Administrator of the Courts”…
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