People v. Brown

Appellant was convicted of six counts of forgery of endorsement of checks. (Pen. Code, § 470.) She demands a reversal of the judgment on the grounds of (1) insufficiency of evidence to the effect that she had no authority to endorse the payee’s name; (2) insufficiency of proof of intent to defraud; (3) prejudicial error in sustaining “objections by People to questions on cross-examination of Mary Hile,” the payee of the checks. She also appeals from the order denying motion for new trial. The judgment ordered appellant to be imprisoned in the county jail, the sentences to run concurrently for…