It might be an intellectual weakness (and one could agrue a moral weakness) but it's pretty covered under New York precedent. New York *charges* about 1000 Class E felonies a year and it's decently frequent that it's only the classified business records that are charged
(* Orginally said prosecuted but that's not right very, very few make it to trial as most plead out)
It might be an intellectual weakness (and one could agrue a moral weakness) but it's pretty covered under New York precedent. New York *charges* about 1000 Class E felonies a year and it's decently frequent that it's only the classified business records that are charged
(* Orginally said prosecuted but that's not right very, very few make it to trial as most plead out)
If it's intellectual weakness, it is a weakness of the law as written and therefore it's up to the legislature to "fix" it. The DA is using what the law offers.
It might be an intellectual weakness (and one could agrue a moral weakness) but it's pretty covered under New York precedent. New York *charges* about 1000 Class E felonies a year and it's decently frequent that it's only the classified business records that are charged
(* Orginally said prosecuted but that's not right very, very few make it to trial as most plead out)
If it's intellectual weakness, it is a weakness of the law as written and therefore it's up to the legislature to "fix" it. The DA is using what the law offers.