People v. Burke

An information was filed in New York county accusing the defendants, in four counts, of the violation of section 1140 of the Penal Law (indecent exposure), section 43 (openly outraging public decency), section 1530, subdivision 2 (maintaining public nuisance), and section 1533 (permitting building to be used for public nuisance).

Defendants Burke and Topel, on June 11, 1934, were found guilty by a Court of Special Sessions, one judge dissenting. Defendant Manisealco, on June 18, 1934, stipulated with the district attorney that the record of the previous trial should be used as an agreed…