People v. Harvey
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtDesmond, J.
Section 720 of the New York Penal Law brands as . guilty of the misdemeanor of disorderly conduct, “ Any person who shall by any offensive or disorderly act or language, *590annoy or interfere with any person in any place ’ ’. After a disturbance in a tavern, this defendant left there at the request of a police officer, then, when those two and others had gone outside, defendant tried to take the policeman’s night stick away from him. Surely, that could not unreasonably be' called, an “ offensive ”, “ disorderly ” and “ annoying ” act, if those terms have any meaning at all.
Defendant, however,,…
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