Robbery case listed for trial in St. Lawrence County Court
Austin Barr, 31, is listed for a jury trial Sept. 17 on a charge of second-degree robbery.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
The case record shows a plea history of a guilty plea entered and then withdrawn, with the case now listed for trial. Confirm the current posture with the court before publishing; this draft is framed neutrally as "listed for trial."
A robbery case is listed for a jury trial Sept. 17 in St. Lawrence County Court.
Court records identify the defendant as XXXX Barr, about 31, of Massena, charged with second-degree robbery, a Class C felony involving physical injury.
The case stems from a Feb. 10, 2025 incident. Barr was arrested Feb. 28, 2025 by the Massena Village Police Department. The case is before Judge Marcia L. LeMay.
A trial date is a scheduled court appearance and may be adjourned or otherwise resolved before a trial is held.
Charges are allegations. Everyone is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
Written from an official public record and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.
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