People v. Richards
Citations
- 67 Cal. 412
- 7 P. 828
- 1885 Cal. LEXIS 658
Syllabus
<p>Conspiracy—One Conspirator mat be Separately Prosecuted—Information. —In a prosecution for conspiracy, one conspirator may be separately informed against, tried, and convicted; and naming the co-conspirator does not render the information bad.</p> <p>Id__Conspiracy to Bob.—A conspiracy to compel a third person to sign a bank check, and then to take it from Mm by force, is a conspiracy to rob.</p>
Judges: McKinstry
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