People v. Dick

Defendant Clyde Dick was charged by information with 13 counts of issuing checks without sufficient funds (Pen. Code, § 476a), and two prior convictions of felony. Defendant admitted the priors and the jury found him guilty on seven counts. Judgment was entered accordingly, and defendant appeals therefrom.

The record shows that on February 23, 1960, defendant opened a checking account at the Hester Branch of the Bank of America, with a deposit of $10. Between that date and April 13, 1960, defendant deposited an additional $909.32. Defendant’s account was closed by the bank on June 7, 1960.…