Reseña de State v. andrews

State v. andrews de Court of Appeals of New York Resumen del Libro

The defendant by his first assignment of error challenges the courts refusal to quash the first count in bill No. 892. In this count it is alleged that the defendant "on or about the day of June, A.D. 1956 . . . unlawfully wilfully and feloniously did break and enter . . . Room 201, Caldwell Hall . . . with intent to steal, take, and carry away . . . chattels" of Gordon Cleveland, Carl C. Moses, and the University of North Carolina. The defendant in his motion to quash alleges that the challenged count is fatally defective for failure to describe the charge attempted to be alleged with sufficient exactness to enable him to prepare his defense or avail himself of conviction or acquittal as a bar to subsequent prosecution for the same offense.

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