People v. Scott

By an information filed by the District Attorney of Los Angeles County on July 9, 1926, the defendant was charged in five counts with the crime of making, drawing, uttering and delivering a check upon a bank without having sufficient money or credit in said bank to pay the same when presented for payment, a felony.

At the time of his arraignment, the defendant entered pleas of “guilty as charged in counts I and II of the information” and “not guilty as to counts III, IV and V.” On July 19, 1926, defendant was arraigned for judgment and sentenced to imprisonment in the county jail for one year…