People v. Sims

Defendant was convicted by a jury on October 21, 1971 of larceny by trick over $100, contrary to MCLA 750.356; MSA 28.588. He was sentenced to from three to five years in prison. He appeals as of right.

On appeal defendant raises two allegations of error. First he argues that the verdict of "guilty as *31charged” by a jury, to a charge of larceny by trick over $100, is reversible error for failure to determine whether the larceny was under or over $100. He cites People v Martin, 91 Mich 650 (1892), in which there was conflicting evidence as to the value of the property stolen. Here complainant…