People v. Woollacott

Count I of the indictment charged that the defendant embezzled $9,844.88, in money, personal property of S. N. Bonsall.

In count Y of the indictment the defendant was charged with having embezzled $3,850, in money, belonging to one S. C. McClung.

The first point made on behalf of appellant is that the court erred in not giving defendant’s instruction. number two. The refusal,to give this instruction was not error. The request was that the court instruct the jury that mere neglect to pay over money, or to hand over security or property, is not sufficient evidence in itself of fraudulent…