People v. Dixon
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Charles A. LaTorella, Jr., J.
The defendant David Dixon was indicted for attempted murder in the first degree (a class A felony) and other crimes. The defendant filed an omnibus motion requesting, inter alia, dismissal of the charge of attempted murder in the first degree. This court previously rendered a decision, finding that sufficient legal evidence was adduced to sustain the indictment.
*613The defendant was granted leave to reargue. Defendant claims on reargument that his conduct does not warrant a charge of attempted murder because, according to the defendant’s counsel,…
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