People v. Jones

Citations

• 32 Cal. 80

Syllabus

<p>Evidence on Trial for Robberr.—On the trial for an assault with intent to rob, evidence on behalf of the prosecution is not admissible for the purpose of showing that the defendant entered into an agreement to commit another robbery on a different occasion.</p> <p>Confessions of Defendant.—If the prosecution provo the defendant's confessions of the crime with which he stands charged, circumstances may be shown corroborative of those confessions.</p> <p>Evidence in Criminal Case.—On the trial of a defendant charged with one crime, testimony is not admissible to show that he had been engaged in plans for the commission of other crimes.</p>