· 6/28/1951
Grifel v. State
Citations
- 202 Misc. 1007
- 110 N.Y.S.2d 739
- 1951 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 2809
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- evidence of single act of misconduct insufficient to establish “course of conduct” element of harassment
- evidence of single act of misconduct insufficient to establish 'course of conduct' element of harassment
- evidence of single act of misconduct insufficient to establish “course of conduct” element of harassment
- “we note that we would probably be inclined to regard [Schnabel’s] conduct as ‘too trivial to warrant the condemnation of a conviction,’ under [Section 312]. However, since this issue was not presented to the [trial] court, we will not consider it on appeal.”
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Judges: Lounsberry
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