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· 6/21/1976

People v. Codding

Citations

  • 551 P.2d 192
  • 191 Colo. 168
  • 1976 Colo. LEXIS 589

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  • concluding that price tags constitute a written record prepared by someone other than the witness and were offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted — the retail cost of the merchandise
  • where evidence was insufficient to sustain felony theft conviction but sufficient as to misdemeanor theft, conviction of felony theft was reversed and remanded for resentencing on lower charge
  • where the evidence was insufficient to support a conviction of felony theft, but was sufficient to sustain a conviction of the lesser included offense of petty theft, defendant’s 20 conviction of felony theft was reversed and remanded for resentencing
  • where the evidence was insufficient to support a conviction of felony theft, but was sufficient to sustain a convietion of the lesser included offense of petty theft, defendant's conviction of felony theft was reversed and remanded for resentenc-ing

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Judges: Hodges

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