People v. Washington
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMcCABE, P. J.
Defendants prosecute their appeal from judgments of conviction of robbery in the first degree.
The sole question presented by these respective appeals is: Was the ruling of the trial court correct when it overruled the objection of defendants to the admissibility of a transcript of the testimony of an absent complaining witness given at a preliminary hearing upon a showing by the prosecution that the witness (the asserted victim) was without the State of California ?
Without the testimony of the absent witness (who was the victim), from the record the prosecution did not present sufficient…
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