People v. McCann
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtCoughlin, J.
The defendant appeals from a conviction involving six “bad cheeks.” An information charging her and her husband with these offenses, i.e., violations of Penal Code section 476a, was in three counts; the first thereof involved one check in the sum of $90; the second thereof involved three checks totaling $64.41; and the third thereof involved two checks totaling $75. The husband pled guilty and the defendant pled not guilty. Trial by jury was waived. By stipulation, the People’s case was submitted on the preliminary transcript. Following such, the defendant moved for a dismissal, which was…
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