People v. Ross
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtFourt, J.
In an information filed in Los Angeles County the defendants were charged in three counts with burglary. The defendant Ross was charged in a separate information with a single count of burglary. Defendants were represented by counsel at all stages of the proceeding. It was stipulated that the four counts of burglary would be consolidated for the purposes of trial. Each defendant pleaded not guilty. Trial by jury was waived. Both defendants were found guilty as charged and the burglary in each instance was found to be of the second degree. A probation report was ordered. Probation was denied…
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