Legal Opinion
People v. Cuddihy
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
Decided April 24, 1934PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtFreschi, J.
The defendant stands indicted for extortion and coercion. The first count charges that the defendant obtained feloniously from Patrick Flynn, with his consent, on September 25, 1933, the sum of seventeen dollars and fifty cents induced by the wrongful use of fear and threats to discharge him from his employment unless he should pay defendant said moneys, in violation of sections 850 and 851 of the Penal Law.
The second' count accuses the defendant of wrongfully and unlawfully using and attempting the intimidation of said Flynn by means of a threat to discharge and cause him to be discharged…
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