People v. Lauricella
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
1Opinion of the CourtJames E. Muloahy, J.
A motion is made, on behalf of the defendant Edward Lauricella, by his attorney, to obtain an order:(1) Suppressing all unlawfully obtained evidence against defendant in any criminal proceeding; or, in the alternative,(2) Scheduling a hearing of the circumstances of the arrest of Regis French and Geneva Wilks on May 22, 1961, to determine if the evidence obtained as an incident of this arrest should be suppressed; and(3) Granting the above-named defendant permission to inspect the Grand Jury minutes of the testimony upon which the indictment herein was founded; or, in the alternative,(4)…
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