Weisberg v. Central Greyhound Lines of N. Y., Inc.

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• whether burglary occurred in day or at night is a \constituent of the offense\ because law fixes different ranges of punishment based on this fact
• where punishment for burglary in the day is 3 to 5 years in prison and for burglary at night is 5 to 20, time of burglary is a \constituent of the offense\; indictment should \charge all that is requisite to render plain and certain every constituent of the offense\
• where punishment for burglary in the day is 3 to 5 years in prison and for burglary at night is 5 to 20, time of burglary is a “constituent of the offense”; indictment should “charge all that is requisite to render plain and certain every constituent of the offense”

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