People v. Pompa
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
RICHARDS, J., pro tem.
The defendant herein was convicted of murder in the first degree, consisting in the killing of one Wm. D. MeCue on October 19, 1922, in a building' in the city of Los Angeles intended for a postoffice, then in course of construction, and in which the deceased and the defendant were at the time of said homicide employed. Upon this appeal the defendant does not contend that the evidence in the case was insufficient to justify the verdict of conviction, but rests his demand for a reversal upon three points, which are: (1) That the jury received evidence outside of court…
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