People v. Hevern
New York City Magistrates' Court
1Opinion of the Court
Gordon,
City Magistrate. On Saturday afternoon, April 24, 1926, the defendant drove an automobile, and collided with a pedestrian. He was arrested, and is charged with felonious assault, a felony. He was taken to a police precinct station house that afternoon, and arraigned in the night court that evening, where he applied for bail. The magistrate refused to fix bail for lack of power. The defendant was remanded to the police. He was returned to the police station, where he remained over night. He was again arraigned in the Magistrates’ Court having jurisdiction of the crime the following…
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