People v. Worthington
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
THOMPSON, J. *
Defendant herein was charged with two counts of murder and four prior felony convictions. Defendant entered pleas of not guilty to the murder counts and admitted the four prior convictions. He was convicted by the jury of two counts of first degree murder.
In this appeal defendant asserts three contentions, namely:
1. Allowing the testimony of defendant’s wife, over his claim of privilege, constituted prejudicial error.
2. The trial court committed prejudicial error in refusing to exclude the testimony of Dr. Rooney and Thomas Eddy.
3. The trial court committed prejudicial…
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