In re Osborne
New York Supreme Court
Petition to expunge from the records of the court a certain presentment of a grand jury.
1Opinion of the CourtGoff, J.
The Governor of the State directed the Attorney-General to attend the grand jury, in person or by deputy, for the purpose of conducting an inquiry concerning a criminal charge against the American Ice Company. In pursuance of this direction, the Attorney-General, by his deputies, the petitioners herein, attended the grand jury and conducted such inquiry.. At its close, the grand jury presented to the court a writing which stated“ The Grand Jury, empaneled for the January, 1908, term of the Supreme Court, respectfully makes the following presentment.” Then followed a somewhat lengthy statement…
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