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Statutes > New-york > Dcd > Article-7 > 172

§  172.  Imprisonment  for  contumacy. If any person so brought before  such  judge  or  justice,  shall  refuse  to  be  sworn,  or  to  answer  satisfactorily, all lawful questions put to him, or shall refuse to sign  the  examination,  not  having  a  reasonable  objection  thereto, to be  allowed by such judge or justice, the judge or justice shall by  warrant  commit  such  person  to  prison, there to remain without bail, until he  shall submit to be sworn or to answer  as  required,  or  to  sign  such  examination;  in  which  warrant  the  particular  default of the person  committed shall be  specified;  and  if  it  be  in  not  answering  any  question, such question shall also be specified therein.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dcd > Article-7 > 172

§  172.  Imprisonment  for  contumacy. If any person so brought before  such  judge  or  justice,  shall  refuse  to  be  sworn,  or  to  answer  satisfactorily, all lawful questions put to him, or shall refuse to sign  the  examination,  not  having  a  reasonable  objection  thereto, to be  allowed by such judge or justice, the judge or justice shall by  warrant  commit  such  person  to  prison, there to remain without bail, until he  shall submit to be sworn or to answer  as  required,  or  to  sign  such  examination;  in  which  warrant  the  particular  default of the person  committed shall be  specified;  and  if  it  be  in  not  answering  any  question, such question shall also be specified therein.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dcd > Article-7 > 172

§  172.  Imprisonment  for  contumacy. If any person so brought before  such  judge  or  justice,  shall  refuse  to  be  sworn,  or  to  answer  satisfactorily, all lawful questions put to him, or shall refuse to sign  the  examination,  not  having  a  reasonable  objection  thereto, to be  allowed by such judge or justice, the judge or justice shall by  warrant  commit  such  person  to  prison, there to remain without bail, until he  shall submit to be sworn or to answer  as  required,  or  to  sign  such  examination;  in  which  warrant  the  particular  default of the person  committed shall be  specified;  and  if  it  be  in  not  answering  any  question, such question shall also be specified therein.