State v. Harrell

Defendant appeals from a judgment and sentence entered after his conviction on two counts of the crime of grand larceny.

The following appears from the agreed statement of facts.

Defendant, Charles A. Harrell, had a checking account in the name of Rainier Dry Wall Construction; he was the only person authorized to sign checks on the account. About May 27, 1963 defendant advised the bank and the police department that his checkbook and check protector had been stolen. He reported the number of the last check written by him and advised that checks bearing higher numbers had been taken.

June 7,…