People v. Haugh
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtCoughlin, J.
The defendants obtained money under the Aid to Needy Children program through false representations ; on account thereof were charged and convicted of grand theft and conspirary to commit grand theft, i.e., violations of sections 484, 487.1 and 182 of the Penal Code; were granted probation; and appeal from the order granting such probation and from the judgment.
While the defendants although not married were living together as husband and wife, the latter received Aid to Needy Children payments in reliance upon her verified statement that she then had no unrelated adults living with her.…
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