People v. Bailey
New York Supreme Court
Motion to dismiss indictments,
1Opinion of the CourtGoff, J.
An inquiry was instituted by the grand jury into certain acquisitions of land by the city of New York for public purposes regarding which complaint had been made that the city had been defrauded. This inquiry continued for several months, during which a large number of books and records and witnesses were examined and many hundreds of pages of testimony taken.
Several indictments were found, among them being the one at bar charging the defendants with conspiracy. Permission to inspect the minutes of the grand jury was granted, on which each defendant moved to dismiss the indictment on several…
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