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· 5/15/1917

People v. Minkowitz

Citations

  • 221 N.Y. 515

How courts have described this case

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  • considering “evidence as to [defendant’s] financial condition which tended to negate the element of wilfulness”
  • “ [In convicting the defendant of] wilfully and voluntarily abandoning his minor children .. . the trial court erroneously ruled out some of defendant’s evidence as to his financial condition which tended to negate the element of willfulness . . ..”

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