People v. Talbott
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtDoban, J.
Accused by indictment alleging ten separate offenses of grand theft, appellant was adjudged guilty by a jury as to seven counts and not guilty of the offenses alleged in three counts. One John L. Allen, codefendant with appellant, was adjudged guilty on all counts.
A motion by defendant Talbott for a new trial was granted as to four of the counts and denied as to three. From the order- denying said motion as to three counts, viz.: IV, V and VIII, and from the judgment defendant Talbott appeals.
The record reveals that appellant and Allen were associated originally in connection with the…
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