People v. . Liebman

New York Court of Appeals

People v. . Liebman

112 N.E. 1079, 218 N.Y. 625, 1916 N.Y. LEXIS 1118

New York Court of Appeals·Decided April 18, 1916·Published

Opinion

The defendant having been found to be insane by a commission appointed under section 495a of the Code of *626 Criminal Procedure, and the governor having committed him to a state hospital, there to remain until restored to his right mind, it is ordered that the time for the argument of .the appeal from the judgment of death against him be enlarged until the defendant’s restoration to sanity is duly certified to the governor, when the case may be brought on for argument upon one month’s notice by the district attorney.' (People v. Skwirsky, 213 N. Y. 151.)

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The defendant having been found to be insane by a commission appointed under section 495a of the Code of *626 Criminal Procedure, and the governor having committed him to a state hospital, there to remain until restored to his right mind, it is ordered that the time for the argument of .the appeal from the judgment of death against him be enlarged until the defendant’s restoration to sanity is duly certified to the governor, when the case may be brought on for argument upon one month’s notice by the district attorney.' (People v. Skwirsky, 213 N. Y. 151.)

People v. . Liebman, 112 N.E. 1079, 218 N.Y. 625, 1916 N.Y. LEXIS 1118 (N.Y. 1916).

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