New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 22 - JUDICIARY
Subtitle D - Forms
Chapter II - Cpl Section 330.20 Forms
Forms (cf. Part 110)
Form CPL 018 - Order for commitment of defendant acquitted by reason of mental disease or defect

Current through Register Vol. 45, No. 52, December 27, 2023

FORM C PL 018 (4-72)

ORDER FOR COMMITMENT OF DEFENDANT

ACQUITTED BY REASON OF

MENTAL DISEASE OR DEFECT

(C.P.L. Section 330.20 )

STATE OF NEW YORK

____________ COURT

COUNTY OF ____________

____________

________

The People of the State of New York ORDER FOR COMMITMENT

OF DEFENDANT ACQUITTED

vs BY REASON OF MENTAL

DISEASE OF DEFECT

________ Indictment No. ________

Defendant

________

The above named defendant ________ having been acquitted by reason of mental disease or defect or defect pursuant to Section 330.20 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the crime of ________ and now being in confinement in ________ under the jurisdiction of ____________

(Enter: County Sheriff or

N. Y.C. Commissioner of

Correction.)

NOW, on motion of ________, it is

ORDERED, that the said ________ be committed to the custody of the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene to be placed in an appropriate institution in the Department of Mental Hygiene, there to be safely kept in custody and detained until further order of the court, and it is

ORDERED, that the defendant be continued in detention at ________ pending designation of an appropriate institution by the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene, and upon notice by the Commissioner of Mental Hygiene of the designated institution be delivered by ____________

(Enter: County Sheriff or N.Y.C. Commissioner of Correction)

to such designated institution.

Dated ________

_________

[Signature]

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