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Case Remitted for Determination Whether Defendant Should Be Adjudicated a Youthful Offender/Record Insufficient to Determine Whether Court Erred In Not Disclosing to the Defendant the Written Submissions of the Victims Which Were Reviewed by the Court–Case Remitted to Make an Adequate Record for Review

The Fourth Department determined County Court erred in failing to determine whether defendant should be adjudicated a youthful offender.  The Fourth Department further determined the record was not sufficient for consideration of defendant’s argument County Court erred when it refused to allow defendant to see the written submissions to the judge made by the victims. The case was remitted for consideration of whether the defendant should be adjudicated a youthful offender and to create a record of the written submissions and the reasons defendant was refused access to them.  People v Minemier, 2015 NY Slip Op 00171, 4th Dept 1-2-15

 

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