State v. Sigh
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
1Opinion of the Court
SPEAKMAN, J.,
charging the jury, said in part:
Edgar Sigh is charged by an indictment returned by the Grand Jury of this county with the larceny of certain personal property of John S. Cooper, in this county, and Carlton Brown is charged in the same indictment with aiding and abetting the said Edgar Sigh and another person who is not now on trial, in the commission of the larceny.
The defendant, Carlton Brown, has been indicted under a law of this State which provides as follows:
“Whoever shall abet, procure, command, or counsel any other person, or persons, to commit any crime or misdemeanor,…
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