People v. Beintner
New York Supreme Court
Joseph Beihther was indicted as an accessory to the crime of rape of the second degree, and moves to dismiss indictment. Motion denied.
1Opinion of the Court
Cropsey, J.:
The defendant moves for the dismissal of the indictment pending against him. The grounds of the application are unusual. The defendant stands indicted as ah accessory to the crimes of rape in the second degree, abduction, and assault in the second degree; each of these crimes being charged in a separate count. The indictment alleges that Agnes Beintner had committed these crimes, and thereafter the defendant, knowing and having reasonable grounds to believe that she was liable to arrest, with intent that she might escape arrest, trial, and! punishment, “ harbored, concealed, and…
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