People v. Rubin

The indictment here contains two counts. Larceny is charged in the first count and criminally receiving and concealing stolen property in the second.

Upon the argument the district attorney stated that he would elect to proceed with the prosecution of the second count only; hence, all demands except the third and fourth were withdrawn by defendant and he now demands to be furnished with particulars as to the place where he received the said stolen property and the place where he concealed or withheld the said property.

Learned counsel for the defense urges that a bill of particulars is an…