People v. McKenna

*61OPINION OF THE COURT

Titone, J.

This appeal requires us to revisit the problem of applying CPL 30.30’s strictures to "postreadiness” delays occasioned by the actions, or inaction, of the People. In the leading case, People v Anderson (66 NY2d 529), we held that once the People have declared their readiness on the record, their subsequent delays in producing Rosario material and complying with certain other discovery obligations do not ordinarily render the indictment subject to dismissal under CPL 30.30, since delays of this nature do not affect the People’s readiness to proceed to trial and,…