People v. Green
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtHerndon, J.
— By a jury verdict, defendants Eugene and Wesley Green were convicted of grand theft and of petty theft following prior felony convictions.1 It was found that Wesley had suffered four prior felony convictions and Eugene had two. Both defendants took appeals from the judgments, but Wesley’s was dismissed on his own motion. Hence the appeal now before us is only that of Eugene.
Our statement of facts will be related to the sole assignment of error, namely, that the court below committed reversible error in receiving in evidence the stolen property which the police officers had taken from…
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