New York Supreme Court, 1903

People v. Hoenig

People v. Hoenig
New York Supreme Court · Decided February 15, 1903 · Bischoff
3 Liquor Tax Rep. 93
People v. Hoenig

Opinion of the Court

Bischoff, J.:

The fact that there has been one conviction or an agent or servant of the certificate holder heretofore involves the loss by the latter of his privileges under the certificate, should this prosecution result in a conviction. (Liquor Tax Law, § 3i? subd. 3.) Therefore the reasons which justify an application for a direction that the charge be prosecuted by indictment, in the case of the certificate holder, personally, apply to such a case as this.

Motion granted.

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