People v. Schubert

The defendant moves for a bill of particulars under the Code of Criminal Procedure, section 295-g et seq. (See, also, People v. Gilbert, 96 Misc. 660.) I am of the opinion that in order to describe and render the charge intelligible in its legal requisites (Biggs v. People, 8 Barb. 547, 551), a description of the circumstances should be furnished the defendant so that he may know what particular act or acts constitutes the forging of the instrument and writing set forth in the first count of the indictment here.

Under the second count, the defendant is entitled to have particulars as to the…