People v. Erickson
New York Court of Appeals
1ConcurrenceRippey, J.
Defendant was adjudged a “ disorderly person ” within the meaning and intent of subdivision 5 of section 899 of the Code of Criminal Procedure which provides that “ disorderly persons ” are “ persons who have no visible profession or calling, by which to maintain themselves, but who do so, for the most part, by gaming ” and was required to furnish an undertaking of $10,000 to be of good behavior for one year (Code Crim. Proc. § 901).
Persons presented as “ disorderly persons ” under that statute are neither felons nor misdemeanants and are not charged with nor tried for the commission of any…
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