People v. Schneider
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtKnight, J.
The appellant Andrew Schneider was charged by information with having violated section 476a of the Penal Code, the substance of the charge being that with intent to defraud one Ed Weyel and the Bank of America, he feloniously drew a check on the Bank of America at Burlingame for $10 payable to cash and signed “A. L. Schneider”, and delivered the same to Weyel, knowing at the time that he had neither funds in nor credit with the bank to meet the payment of the check. He was charged also with seven prior convictions of felony, and with having served terms of imprisonment therefor in the state…
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