People v. Palmer
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the District Court of Sacramento County. The defendant was tried for the offense stated in the opinion, and having been acquitted, the People appealed. The other facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court:
The defendant was indicted under sec. 563 of the Penal Code for having made a false entry in the books of a banking corpo*616ration for which he was agent, by which false entry it appears that the cash on hand at the commencement of business on that day, (August 4th, 1876) in the deposit teller department of said corporation, was thirty-seven thousand five hundred and thirty-eight dollars and seventeen cents; that said entry was false, and was made by the said A. J. Palmer with intent to defraud said corporation. This is the only description of the offense contained in the…
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