holding that determination of a minimum time that a child must be left alone in order to hold a defendant liable is unsuitable for a motion to dismiss for facial insufficiency
Summary of this case from People v. TorresAugust 6, 2008.
Crimes — Endangering Welfare of Child. Penal Law — § 260.10 (Endangering welfare of child).
holding that determination of a minimum time that a child must be left alone in order to hold a defendant liable is unsuitable for a motion to dismiss for facial insufficiency
Summary of this case from People v. Torresholding that determination of a minimum time that a child must be left alone in order to hold a defendant liable is unsuitable for a motion to dismiss for facial insufficiency
Summary of this case from People v. TorresFull title:People v. Reyes (Carmen)
Court:Criminal Court of the City of New York. Kings County
Date published: Aug 6, 2008
This conflict is evident from the case law cited by the parties in the instant matter. The People argue that…
People v. Torres” Id. The Curcio court also recognized that similar challenges to facial sufficiency are found in these types…