People v. Gordon

OPINION OF THE COURT

Michael Curci, J.

This court has found that the defendant, having moved on newly found grounds to suppress property, has submitted a question not firmly settled by the cases of the State of New York. Defendant would create standing out of a statement of a police officer to the effect that the defendant was the employer, although the defendant denies being the employer and states not a scintilla to show a reasonable expectation of privacy to the “office”, the place where the property was seized. Defendant’s reliance upon People v Sutton (91 AD2d 522) is misplaced when one…