People v. Ohanian
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtO’Brien, J.
The indictment charges the larceny of two bracelets valued at $1,700, the property of Friedensohn & Sakolncik. From his conviction as affirmed defendant appeals to this court on errors of law raised by exceptions.
Friedensohn & Sakolncik were jewelers occupying a room on the eleventh floor of No. 71 Nassau street, New York city. Immediately next to their room was a suite of three rooms one of which was occupied by Gilfond & Taylor, jewelers, and another by Harry Janowitz, a jewelry engraver. Defendant was employed by Gilfond & Taylor as a repairer. The entrances to Friedensohn & Sakolncik’s…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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