The hearing court providently exercised its discretion in reconsidering its ruling that had granted suppression of certain evidence, and in denying suppression after permitting the People to establish that there had been a typographical error in a grand jury transcript relied upon by the court when it had made its initial ruling. In the initial ruling, the court had discredited an officer's testimony on the specific basis of a purported one-word inconsistency between the...
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