People v. Sandusky

The record of this court reveals that the defendant had applied on prior occasions for a writ of error coram nobis, and that the applications were denied.

The statements in defendant’s present application for the same relief, when shorn of extraneous matter, simmer down to a state of facts that appear to square on all fours with those in the prior applications. In consequence thereof, this court finds itself in no rightful position to entertain this further application in the absence of additional or new facts warranting renewed consideration. (People v. Cantazaro, 191 Misc. 208.)

Moreover, the…