People v. Harding
New York County Courts
Appeal from a judgment of conviction.
1Opinion of the Court
Noonan, J.:
The appellant was tried in the City Court of Buffalo for violating section 887, subdivision 4 (e), of the Code of Criminal Procedure. When arraigned she pleaded “ not guilty ” and was duly informed of all her rights under the law, and was also represented by able counsel, who then demanded a jury trial, which was denied by the court. The trial then proceeded and the defendant was found guilty.
From this judgment of conviction she has appealed. As the evidence offered leaves no doubt as to her guilt, the only question left for consideration is whether or not the demand for a trial by…
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