People v. Zackowitz

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1930-07-08

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Cardozo, Ch. J. On November 10, 1929, shortly after midnight, the defendant in Kings county shot Frank Coppola and killed him without justification or excuse. A crime is admitted. What is doubtful is the degree only. Four young men, of whom Coppola was one, were at work repairing an automobile in a Brooklyn street…

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