ยง 776. Offender liable to indictment. A person, punished as prescribed
in this article, may, notwithstanding, be indicted for the same
misconduct, if it is an indictable offense; but the court, before which
he is convicted, must, in forming its sentence, take into consideration
the previous punishment.
Structure New York Laws
750 - Power of Courts to Punish for Criminal Contempts.
751 - Punishment for Criminal Contempts.
752 - Requisites of Commitment for Criminal Contempt; Review of Certain Mandates.
753 - Power of Courts to Punish for Civil Contempts.
753-A - Contempts in Cases Involving or Growing Out of Labor Disputes.
754 - Special Proceeding to Punish for Contempt Punishable Civilly.
755 - When Punishment May Be Summary.
756 - Application to Punish for Contempt; Procedure.
757 - Application to Punish for Contempt Committed Before Referee.
758 - Notice to Delinquent Officer to Show Cause.
760 - When Application May Be Made.
761 - Notice to Accused; Service.
767 - When Habeas Corpus May Issue.
770 - Final Order Directing Punishment; Exception.
771 - Punishment Upon Return of Habeas Corpus.
772 - Punishment Upon Return of Application.
774 - Length of Imprisonment and Periodic Review of Proceedings.
775 - When Court May Release Offender.
776 - Offender Liable to Indictment.
777 - Proceedings When Accused Does Not Appear.
778 - Prosecution of Undertaking by Person Aggrieved.
779 - Prosecution of Undertaking by Attorney-General or District Attorney.