People v. Curoe

How courts have described this case

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• the defendant, who embezzled funds from a decedent’s estate, gave the aggrieved heirs promissory notes after they discovered that funds were missing from the estate’s checking account
• “Embezzlement consists of the accused’s conversion of another’s funds in his possession in a fiduciary capacity, and the crime is complete when there is a fraudulent conversion without the owner’s consent.”
• proof of the defendant’s intent when he committed the last act determined whether he could be found guilty of the last act as well as prosecuted for the acts that previously occurred

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).