People v. William Johnson
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtT. M. Burns, J.
Defendant William Henry Johnson was convicted by a jury on January 3, 1973, of obtaining by false pretenses personal property valued at more than $100. MCLA 750.218; MSA 28.415. He was sentenced on February 15, 1973, to a prison term of from two to ten years and now appeals as of right.
Since defendant’s allegations of error relate to the trial court’s evidentiary rulings and instructions to the jury, a detailed recitation of the facts of this case is unnecessary to its disposition, and thus only those facts pertinent to our discussion of the issues will be presented.
Defendant contends that…
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