Volume 39 — New York Criminal Reports

<p>Criminal procedure — Discharging bail where indictment for grand LARCEINY PENDING, NOT GROUND FOR NEW TRIAL OF ONE CONVICTED OP RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY.</p> <p>Where an indictment for grand larceny is still pending the fact that an order has been entered discharging the bail for defendant is not ground for a new trial of one convicted of criminally receiving the alleged stolen property.</p>

<p>Bigamy* — One legally married who goes through ceremony with ANOTHER ALSO LAWFULLY MARRIED, IS GUILTY OF BIGAMY.</p> <p>Where one legally married contracts the second marriage in this state with one who at the time was also lawfully married, he is guilty of bigamy under the laws of the state of New York, and where at his arraignment upon an indictment charging Mm with the crime of bigamy, he pleads guilty, a motion in arrest of judgment will be denied.</p>

<p>Vagbanoy — 'Code Cbim. Pboc., § 887, sued. 4(e) — Week accused not ENTITLED TO JUBY TBIAL.</p> <p>Upon a charge of having violated section 887, subdivision 4(e) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the accused is not entitled to a jury trial as matter of constitutional right.</p>

<p>Indictment — Uncorroborated testimony of police officers — Accomplices — Indictment dismissed.</p> <p>Where an indictment is found solely upon the uncorroborated testimony of police officers, who are to be deemed the accomplices of the defendant in the crimes charged against him, a motion to dismiss the indictment will be granted with leave to resubmit the case to the grand jury.</p>

Proceedings upon a jietition for the return of intoxicating liquor, and the automobile in which it was being transported, seized without warrant or other process.