People v. Cheswick
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Bracken, J.
In a joint trial, where one defendant is tried by the court, and another defendant is tried simultaneously by a jury, the trial court has no duty to record its verdict in secret prior to the jury’s revelation of the verdict arrived at by it. *90Therefore, in the present case, the failure of the trial court privately to record its verdict as to the defendant Cheswick, prior to its having learned of the jury’s verdict with respect to his codefendants, does not constitute reversible error.
The defendant was tried together with two former New York City police officers,…
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