People v. Oviedo
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtGriffin, Acting P. J.
Defendant and appellant was charged with and convicted by the court of violating section 11170.5, Health and Safety Code, in that he did wilfully and unlawfully, in connection with the prescribing and furnishing of a narcotic, give a false name and false address. Probation was granted. Defendant appealed. ■
The agreed facts appear in a portion of the preliminary hearing and the facts stipulated to at the trial. They are that defendant’s true name is Claude Oviedo; that he has lived at 401 South Berkeley Street, San Bernardino, for the past six or eight years; that sometime in 1949, he was told…
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