Birdsell v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
Birdsell seeks to appeal from a judgment of conviction of falsely pretending (with intent to defraud) to an employee of Business Machines Company, Inc. The grand jury accused him of pretending that he had a deposit credit with the Union Bank & Trust Company, Montgomery, Alabama, and thereby obtained from Business Machines Company, Inc., money or merchandise (or both) worth $49.99.
The circuit court overruled Birdsell’s motion for new trial on September IS, 1960. The record continues:
“Thereupon the defendant files a motion to require the Court Reporter to transcribe all of the…
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