People v. Cavalier

Motion by the defendant for an order directing the People to serve a bill of particulars with respect to the allegations set forth in the information herein.

The People oppose, contending that, since the information is a long form information, the defendant is not entitled to such a bill.

There is no statutory authority which requires the People to furnish a bill of particulars — except as to simplified traffic informations or indictments. (People v. George, 170 Misc. 707; Code Crim. Pro., §§ 147-f, 147-g, as well as §§ 295-g, 295-h, 295-i, 295-j, 295-k, 295-1.)

However, as set forth in People…