People v. Loehr
Nassau County District Court
1Opinion of the CourtHenderson W. Morrison, J.
The motion is denied. The words “ in any place ” as used in section 240.36 of the Penal Law mean any place, and they are not limited in scope so as to mean ‘ ‘ in any public place, ’ ’ as suggested by defendant.
The defendant has moved for an order dismissing the information herein on the ground that section 240.36 of the Penal Law applies only to loitering “in a public place,” despite the fact that the statute itself provides “ in any place ”. It is conceded herein that the defendant was arrested for loitering for the purposes described in the statute while in the back yard of a private home.
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2Cases cited1 opinion
3Cited by4 opinions
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