Commonwealth v. Pearlman

Opinion by

Jambs, J.,

Samuel I. Pearlman was convicted and sentenced on an indictment to No. 473, February Term, 1936, charging him with having on the 13th day of November, 1934, been concerned in the making of a fraudulent written instrument commonly known as and called a recognizance bail bond and justification of surety, before a magistrate, and with actually uttering and publishing it. Although sentence was solely on this indictment, he had been jointly tried and convicted upon twelve other indictments charging similar offenses on different dates before different magistrates, and an…