People v. Adamson
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtPierce, P. J.
Defendants, Adamson and Baird, found guilty by a jury of first degree robbery, appeal.
The charge on which defendants were tried was the robbery of a Sacramento liquor store on December 1, 1962. Admitted in evidence over objection was evidence of another robbery of a Reno grocery described by an eyewitness clerk as having been committed by the two defendants on December 15, 1962. It was admitted for the limited purpose of proving facts relevant to the crime charged, including a common design or modus operandi. The jury was cautioned and instructed regarding the limited purposes for which the…
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