People v. Monson
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, P. J.
From a judgment convicting him of arson defendant demands a reversal on the ground that the trial court sustained objections to questions asked for the purpose of showing “bias, prejudice and interest of the prosecution’s only direct witness.”
Appellant and his wife had been separated for about two months. She and her children resided in a house on a Los Angeles boulevard while her father lived in the apartment over the garage in the rear. On a February evening appellant called to see his wife. Finding her absent he sat in an automobile parked at the front to await her return. When she arrived…
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