The Fourth Department turned aside a challenge by Riccardo McCray, who was convicted of murdering three people during a 2010 shooting spree in downtown Buffalo. He had surrendered with the aid of a community activist who told arresting officers that McCray had already retained counsel.
October 08, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A suspect’s right to counsel does not attach when a third party tells the police that a lawyer has been hired and is en route to the police station, the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, has ruled.
The Fourth Department turned aside a challenge by Riccardo McCray, who was convicted of murdering three people during a Aug. 14, 2010 shooting spree at the City Grill Restaurant in downtown Buffalo.
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