People v. McLucas
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Chief Judge Desmond.
Defendant appeals from a unanimous no-opinion affirmance of a judgment sentencing him on a conviction of burglary third degree.
' We reverse because we accept defendant’s argument that his privilege against self incrimination was violated by the trial court’s remarks concerning his failure to take the witness stand. A police officer testified that about five months after the alleged crime he arrested defendant in a subway station in Brooklyn. Without objection on direct examination the officer swore that at the time of the arrest .he asked defendant where the latter had…
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