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nstruction of statute or ordinance proscribing solicitation for purposes of prostitution, lewdness, or assignation-modem cases.77 ALR3d 519 Texts: New York Criminal Practice Ch. 77 Criminal Jury Instructions, New York: EFTA00722600 Page 2 NY CLS Penal 11230.04 Patronizing a prostitute, third degree. CJI2d [NY] Penal La

on was impossible if such crime could have been committed had attendant circumstances been as defendant believed them to be. People v Shan"' (1988, City Crim Ct) 141 Misc 2d 80, 532 NYS2d 709. EFTA00722601

nstruction of statute or ordinance proscribing solicitation for purposes of prostitution, lewdness, or assignation-modem cases.77 ALR3d 519 Texts: New York Criminal Practice Ch. 77 EFTA00722611 Page 2 NY CLS Penal B 230.03 Criminal Jury Instructions, New York: Patronizing a prostitute, fourth degree. CJI2d [NY] Penal L

icited was not in fact acting as prostitute and that officer was not "another person" within meaning of CLS Penal fi 230.02. People v Shari) (1988, City Crim Ct) 141 Misc 2d 80, 532 NYS2d 709. Property Clerk made sufficient showing that respondent's vehicle was "employed in aid or furtherance of crime" so a

from prostitute as separate or continuing offenses of pimping.3 ALR4th 1195 Texts: 4 Frumer & Biskind, Bender's New York Evidence--CPLR ft 11.04 New York Criminal Practice Ch. 77 Criminal Jury Instructions, New York: Promoting prostitution, fourth degree. CJI2d [NY] Penal Law ft 230.20 Case Notes: 1. In general 2.--8. [

emises where prostitution activity plainly occurred was sufficient to support fourth degree promoting prostitution charge. People v Niirmann (1998, City Crim Ct) 177 Misc 2d 531, 677 NYS2d 440. 2.--8. [Reserved for future use.] 9. Under former B 70 Charge of abduction is not supported by evidence of inveig