People v. Silver
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtUntermyer, J.
The appellant has been convicted of violating sections 753 and 766 of the Penal Law while acting as an inspector of election. The evidence was ample to justify his conviction, and, of the various points advanced by his counsel as constituting ground for the reversal of the judgment, only one deserves consideration.
During the summing up of the assistant district attorney the trial justice absented himself from the court room for a time. Where he went, or for what purpose, or for how long a time he remained absent, is not disclosed. In fact, in the stenographic transcript of the trial no…
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