2006 New York Code - Venue.



 
  § 2009. Venue.
    Charges   of  misdemeanor  may  be  tried  at  any  place  within  the
  territorial jurisdiction of the court. All other charges shall be  tried
  in the judicial district of the court in which the offense is alleged to
  have  been  committed.  An accused person need not be arraigned or tried
  before the judge signing or issuing the summons or warrant, but  may  be
  arraigned  or  tried  before  any judge of the court; provided, however,
  that whenever trial has  been  commenced,  it  shall  be  continued  and
  concluded  by  and  before  the same judge before whom it was commenced,
  except as hereinbefore provided.

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