Legal Opinion

People v. Wissenfeld

California Supreme Court

Decided February 20, 1951No. Crim. 5170PublishedCited by 45 opinions

1Opinion of the CourtSpence, J.

Defendants Jacob Wissenfeld, Robert Victor Luke, and Karyl Dorothy Diltz were jointly charged with the crimes of (1) grand theft of an automobile, and (2) violation of section 13 of the Dangerous Weapons’ Control Law of 1923 as amended, dealing with tampering with identification marks on firearms. (Stats. 1923, eh. 339, p. 695; 1 Deering’s Gen. Laws 1937, Act 1970, pp. 993, 999.) Defendant Wissenfeld was also charged with having theretofore been convicted of two separate felonies: (1) robbery and (2) assault with intent to commit robbery. Upon arraignment, each defendant pleaded not guilty.…

2Cases cited34 opinions

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