People v. Pelton
Appellate Division of the Superior Court of California
1Opinion of the Court
YANKWICH, J., pro tem.
After a jury had been impaneled and sworn to try the defendant upon a complaint charging him with petty theft of property of the value of $200, the complaint was dismissed at the request of the prosecuting attorney. Thereupon, the defendant stipulated that the jury might try him upon a new complaint, which was then prepared, sworn to and filed, and upon which he was finally convicted. The defendant was arraigned upon the new complaint and entered a plea of not guilty thereto. The jury was never impaneled or sworn in the new case; nor was there a waiver of such impaneling…
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