Pollock v. People

Plaintiff in error Pollock was convicted of the crime of forgery. He advances two grounds in his argument for reversal of the judgment:

1. The evidence was insufficient to support the conviction.

2. The trial court erred in admitting an exhibit into evidence.

There is no merit to either contention.

The forged instrument forming the basis of the charge was a check drawn on the National City Bank of Denver dated June 19, 1965, payable to Roy W. Pollock and purportedly made by Irving Quinn. It was endorsed by Pollock and cashed by him at Cordova Groceries in Denver on the same day as that appearing…