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

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

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