Silverberg v. Dillon
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Petition denied, without costs. Motion to strike affidavit denied. Memorandum: Petitioners Silverberg and Hamsher are lawyers who on October 24, 1978 *839while in a conference room in Part 4 of the Family Court of Erie County caused a .38 caliber revolver to discharge. Hamsher suffered a superficial wound to his left index finger. The two attorneys had been discussing their guns and Hamsher asked to see Silverberg’s revolver. Silverberg took his gun out—unloaded it without counting the shells—and handed it to Hamsher who dry fired it. When Hamsher pulled the trigger the second or third time the…
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