People v. Serna
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, P. J.
The plaintiff appeals from an order setting aside the information wherein Serna was accused of grand theft. Defendant’s motion was made upon the grounds that: (1) Defendant was committed without probable cause; (2) that a public offense had not been charged; and (3) that the transcript of the preliminary trial disclosed at most a series of petty thefts (Pen. Code, sec. 995).
Defendant is an alien residing in Los Angeles County. He applied to the State Relief Administration for unemployment relief. His application was filed October 4, 1937, in which he made the statement that he was unemployed…
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