People v. Jackson
Appellate Division of the Superior Court of California
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
REESE, J.
I. Introduction.
Defendant Thomas Jefferson Jackson, Jr., was tried in a court trial and was found guilty of violation of Penal Code section 647a (molestation of a minor).1 He appeals from the judgment of conviction.
The case was tried in the Alhambra Judicial District which is located within Los Angeles County. The complaint alleged that the criminal act *Supp. 6occurred in the Judicial District of Alhambra in the County of Los Angeles. After the defendant was found guilty, but before judgment was pronounced he moved for a new trial under Penal Code section 11812 and to arrest…
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