People v. Caruth
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtCoughlin, J.
In a five-count information the defendant was charged with issuing four worthless checks, each in excess of $50, i.e., violations of section 476a, subdivision (a), of the Penal Code, and of grand theft of an automobile; was found guilty on all counts; was sentenced to imprisonment in the state prison, the grand theft sentence to run consecutively with the worthless check sentences, and the latter to run concurrently with each other; and appealed.
The grand theft charge was based on the purchase of an automobile with the worthless checks described in Count 4.
The offenses occurred in 1960. The…
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