People v. Miller

The individual defendants-appellants were convicted of nine counts of grand larceny in the second degree and one count of issuing a false financial statement. The judgments of conviction were unanimously affirmed, without opinion, by the Appellate Division.

At the trial defendants requested the following charge: “Evidence of previous good character is competent in favor of the defendants as tending to show that they would not be likely to commit the crimes charged against them, and, if after a careful and thorough consideration of all of the evidence in the case, including that bearing upon…