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People v. Harris

Citations

  • 61 Cal. 136
  • 1882 Cal. LEXIS 560

Syllabus

<p>Peremptory Challenges—Charge of Second Offense—Robbery—Penalty.—Upon prosecution for robbery, where the information charges, that the defendant had been previously convicted of a similar crime, the offense charged is punishable under Section 667, Penal Code, by imprisonment for life in the State Prison, and the defendant is therefore entitled to twenty peremptory challenges.</p>

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