People v. S. E.-W.

*1051OPINION OF THE COURT

Joseph C. Calabrese, J.

“[The law] is an embodied paradox, a bundle of contradictions."*

Defendant is charged with assault first degree (intentional) (counts 1, 2), assault first degree (depraved indifference) (counts 3, 4), assault second degree (intentional) (counts 5, 6), assault third degree (reckless) (counts 7, 8), reckless endangerment (count 9), leaving the scene of an incident without reporting (count 10) and driving while intoxicated (counts 11, 12).

He moves for an inspection of the grand jury minutes, specifically requesting such be done “in light of the Court of…