People v. King
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Chief Judge Cooke.
That element of a crime of burglary which requires that a person “enter * * * in a building” is met when the person or any part of his body intrudes within the building. Additionally, the recessed entry area of a store abutting the sidewalk, enclosed by display windows, a door, a roof and a security gate at the sidewalk line may be deemed part of a “building” under the Penal Law. Thus, evidence that defendant was found crouched beside a one-foot-square hole which had been cut in a metal gate extending across the front of a jewelry store, and pulling and…
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