The defendant argues that the information herein was fatally defective and that, therefore, the defendant's plea of guilty was a nullity. It follows that if the information was defective, there was no crime charged and the conviction thereunder was of no force and effect. The defendant cites People v. Williams (135 Misc. 564).
The learned Assistant District Attorney argued that the information was based upon the...
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