People v. Horwitz
New York City Magistrates' Court
1Opinion of the Court
Fresohi, City Magistrate:
This case was heard by me originally on a summons. Later a complaint was filed, and a warrant issued. The defendant requested an immediate trial and he was adjudged guilty. *238Thereafter counsel appeared on the day set for sentence, and although given an opportunity to adduce additional evidence,, he did not avail himself of it, hut filed instead a brief on a, motion to arrest judgment herein because as he states, the facts, charged do not constitute a crime.
On Sunday, January 28, 1912, the defendant, who was engaged in selling newspapers, had his stand on Yinth avenue…
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