People v. Smith

Citations

• 86 Cal. 238
• 24 P. 988
• 1890 Cal. LEXIS 1013

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law —Burglary—Information — Degree op Intended Larceny. — An information charging a defendant with burglary in feloniously entering certain premises, with intent to commit larceny, need not state the degree of the intended larceny, as it is immaterial to the offense of burglary whether the intent was to commit grand or petit larceny; and such information is sufficiently certain as to the offense charged, and does not state the commission of two offenses.</p>