People v. Gordon
Batavia City Court
1Opinion of the Court
Lawrence H. Schultz, Jr., J.
Both of the defendants were arrested together, and each was charged with possession of instrument for administering narcotics (Public Health Law, § 3395, subd. 3), a misdemeanor. Both informations are similar in wording and allege that defendant had in his possession ‘ An instrument or implement adapted for the administering of narcotic drugs, to wit, the bowl of a briar pipe with an aluminum foil insert which contained a dark substance which emitted a sweet odor and which instrument or implement was possessed for the purpose of administering narcotic drugs, and…
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