A person may not be convicted of any offense solely upon evidence of a
confession or admission made by him without additional proof that the
offense charged has been committed.
Structure New York Laws
Title D - Rules of Evidence, Standards of Proof and Related Matters
Article 60 - Rules of Evidence and Related Matters
60.10 - Rules of Evidence; in General.
60.15 - Rules of Evidence; What Witnesses May Be Called.
60.20 - Rules of Evidence; Testimonial Capacity; Evidence Given by Children.
60.22 - Rules of Evidence; Corroboration of Accomplice Testimony.
60.35 - Rules of Evidence; Impeachment of Own Witness by Proof of Prior Contradictory Statement.
60.40 - Rules of Evidence; Proof of Previous Conviction; When Allowed.
60.44 - Use of Anatomically Correct Dolls.
60.45 - Rules of Evidence; Admissibility of Statements of Defendants.
60.46 - Rules of Evidence, Family Offense Proceedings in Family Court.
60.47 - Possession of Condoms; Receipt Into Evidence.
60.49 - Possession of Opioid Antagonists; Receipt Into Evidence.
60.50 - Rules of Evidence; Statements of Defendants; Corroboration.
60.55 - Rules of Evidence; Psychiatric Testimony in Certain Cases.
60.60 - Rules of Evidence; Certificates Concerning Judgments of Conviction and Fingerprints.
60.70 - Rules of Evidence; Dangerous Drugs Destroyed Pursuant to Court Order.
60.75 - Rules of Evidence; Chemical Test Evidence.
60.76 - Rules of Evidence; Rape Crisis Counselor Evidence in Certain Cases.