New York State Court Officers Practice Exam

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What are the types of local criminal court accusatory instruments?

  1. A civil complaint

  2. An order of protection

  3. A search warrant

  4. A felony complaint, An information, A prosecutor's information, A misdemeanour complaint, A simplified information

The correct answer is: A felony complaint, An information, A prosecutor's information, A misdemeanour complaint, A simplified information

The correct answer is D. The types of local criminal court accusatory instruments in New York State include a felony complaint, an information, a prosecutor's information, a misdemeanor complaint, and a simplified information. These are the specific legal documents used to formally charge a person with a crime in New York State. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because they do not accurately represent the types of legal documents used as local criminal court accusatory instruments in New York State.

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