State v. Green
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Denney, J. † —
Richard Green was convicted by a jury of forgery in the first degree and appeals from a judgment entered pursuant to such verdict. The forgery involved the signing of the name “James J. Jeffries” to a sales slip at Northtown Crescent Department Store in Spokane on November 13, 1965, after a man presented a “charg-a-plate” upon which was engraved the name “James J. Jeffries.” Mr. Jeffries had lost his charg-a-plate the previous evening. He had given no one permission to use it. The purchaser secured a No. 10 Downing Street suit and a raincoat and signed the sales slip in the…
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