People v. Lund

I have serious doubts whether the arresting officer was lawfully in that section of the defendant’s premises wherein he allegedly overheard the incriminating separate conversations between the defendant and two unknown men and whereat he seized from the defendant the paper bearing notations of bets.

It has been established that the defendant was the proprietor of a bakery in the Yorkville section of Manhattan, at the front of which were tables for patrons, and at the rear was the kitchen or bakery, entered by means of a hallway. - Off this hallway was a washroom with a sign denominated ‘ ‘…