PEOPLE v. CIRRUZZO


53 Misc.2d 995 (1967)

The People of the State of New York, Plaintiff, v. Ernest A. Cirruzzo, Defendant.

District Court of Nassau County.

May 25, 1967


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Donald V. Kane for defendant. William Cahn, District Attorney, for plaintiff.


BERNARD TOMSON, J.

The defendant's demurrer attacks section 555 of the Penal Law as unconstitutional and void, arguing that it is "vague and indefinite," and "has no ascertainable statutory standards."

Those who feel that the telephone is a necessary adjunct to comfort do not intend its possession to constitute an open invitation to uninvited abuse. Unfortunately this type of "trespass by telephone" is all too common. The statute attacked is aimed...

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