In Wise, the information alleged that the defendants were lying down in the middle of an intersection, bound to each other by chains, obstructing the vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and that they failed to move when police officers requested that they disperse.
Summary of this case from People v. KlecknerNovember 10, 2009.
Crimes Obstructing Governmental Administration — Sufficiency of Information. Penal Law — § 195.05 (Obstructing governmental administration, second degree).
In Wise, the information alleged that the defendants were lying down in the middle of an intersection, bound to each other by chains, obstructing the vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and that they failed to move when police officers requested that they disperse.
Summary of this case from People v. KlecknerIn Wise, the information alleged that the defendants were lying down in the middle of an intersection, bound to each other by chains, obstructing the vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and that they failed to move when police officers requested that they disperse.
Summary of this case from People v. KlecknerFull title:People v. Wise (Ora)
Court:Appellate Term of the Supreme Court of New York, First Department. FIRST DEPARTMENT
Date published: Nov 10, 2009
See People v. Cronk, 2002 WL 992156. Indeed, the factual allegations in this case are very similar to those…
People v. KlecknerSee People v. Cronk, 2002 WL 992156. Indeed, the factual allegations in this case are very similar to those…