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—Appeal by the defendant from a judgment of the Supreme Court, Kings County (Feldman, J.), rendered September 19, 2000, convicting him of murder in the second degree, upon a jury verdict, and imposing sentence.
While the defendant is entitled by statute to have his counsel deliver a summation at the close of all the evidence (see CPL 260.30 [8]; Herring v New York, 422 US 853 ), the Supreme Court may limit summation to matters of evidence properly adduced at the trial (see People v Ventura, 66 NY2d 693 ; see People v Ashwal, 39 NY2d 105 ; People v Middleton, 212 AD2d 809 , 811; People v Smith, 204 AD2d 140 ; People v Barreau, 183 AD2d 904 ; People v Robinson, 137 AD2d 564 ; but see People v Luis, 189 AD2d 657 , 659-660; People v Reina, 94 AD2d 727 ). Here, the Supreme Court properly precluded the defendant’s counsel from arguing on summation that the psychiatric testimony established that he could not have formed the culpable mental state for intentional murder where the defense failed to give timely notice of its intent to offer psychiatric evidence in support of that theory at trial (see CPL 250.10 [1] [c]; People v Almonor, 93 NY2d 571 , 580; People v Yates, 290 AD2d 888 ; People v Rivers, 281 AD2d 348 ; but see People v Wilcox, 194 AD2d 820 , 821).
The Supreme Court providently exercised its discretion in ordering that the jury be sequestered notwithstanding the defendant’s attempt to waive sequestration (see CPL 310.10; People v Bello, 82 NY2d 862 ; People v Paul, 79 NY2d 970 ; People v Fernandez, 229 AD2d 447 ). Prudenti, P.J., Ritter, Luciano and H. Miller, JJ., concur.
Cases cited
- Herring v. New York 422 US 853 p. 667
- People v. Ventura 66 NY2d 693 p. 667
- People v. Ashwal 39 NY2d 105 p. 667
- People v. Middleton 212 AD2d 809 at 811 p. 667
- People v. Smith 204 AD2d 140 p. 667
- People v. Robinson 137 AD2d 564 p. 667
- People v. Reina 94 AD2d 727 p. 667
- People v. Almonor 93 NY2d 571 at 580 p. 667
- People v. Yates 290 AD2d 888 p. 667
- People v. Rivers 281 AD2d 348 p. 667
- People v. Wilcox 194 AD2d 820 at 821 p. 667
- People v. Bello 82 NY2d 862 p. 667
- People v. Paul 79 NY2d 970 p. 667