People v. Murphy
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
KERRIGAN, Acting P. J.
Murphy, an attorney, and Benware, an (“Appellants”) were each convicted by a jury 1 of five counts of illegally offering and selling security shares in violation of a stock permit issued by the Commissioner of Corporations, a felony. (Corp. Code, § 25540.)
Appellants applied for probation. Their applications were granted. Murphy was sentenced to nine months in the Orange County jail on the five counts; the sentences were ordered to run concurrently; and the sentences were suspended for three years on condition Murphy pay a fine of $5,000 after the judgment became…
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