Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York December 2, 1958 (People v. Baker)

lead-opinion

Memorandum by the Court. People v. Hicks (3 A D 2d 829) is distinguishable. In that ease the People, in effect, conceded that “ the proof may be insufficient to establish that the defendant possessed the eye-dropper with the intent to use it for that purpose [i.e., the administration of narcotic drugs].