Panel Reduces Charge After Failing to Find 'Wickedness'

In other recent Fourth Department criminal cases, the court said a judge in Monroe County erred in permitting a defendant to proceed pro se without undertaking the requisite "searching inquiry," and held that an Onondaga County judge properly refused to suppress evidence discarded by a suspect fleeing from police.

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