Legal Opinion
People v. Petterson
New York Supreme Court
Decided January 2, 1969PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJohn R. Starkey, J.
This is a motion to enjoin, restrain and prohibit the defendant from proceeding with the trial of his action in the Supreme Court by jury trial and to vacate, annul and set aside an order made by Judge Harry J. Donnelly of the Criminal Court on October 31, 1968, granting defendant a trial by jury and an order made by Judge John F. Furey of the Criminal Court, transferring the trial of this action to Criminal Term, Part II of this court for a trial by jury.
The defendant, by his reply, clearly relies upon Duncan v. Louisiana (391 U. S. 145), which, in effect held that the Fourteenth Amendment…
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