The evidence that defendant witnessed a person commit a class A felony, and that defendant, on at least two occasions, rendered criminal assistance to that person by warning him of impending discovery or apprehension, was legally sufficient to support a finding of defendant's guilt of hindering prosecution in the first degree (Penal Law §§ 205.65, 205.50 [2]).
The corroboration statute (CPL 60.50) only requires "proof by independent evidence that the confessed...
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