In May of 1953 an indictment was returned against the defendant Ercole which contained four counts of larceny, the first for first degree grand larceny, and the remaining three for petit larceny. This indictment, drawn pursuant to section 276 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, is commonly known as a "long form" indictment. At the trial, after a jury had been sworn and some preliminary testimony...
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