People v. McGill

■WHELAN, J.

Defendant was found guilty by a jury of violating section 288a, Penal Code, and section 288, Penal Code. The victim of both offenses was a boy more than 10 years younger than defendant. Defendant was sentenced to prison for the offenses. However, execution of the sentence for violation of section 288a was suspended during the period of the section 288 commitment, the stay to become absolute if the 288 sentence should be fully served.

The evidence of guilt was ample, although denied by defendant, who did not, however, deny the opportunities for commission of the offenses.

On appeal…