People v. Thompson
Citations
- 34 Cal. 671
Syllabus
<p>Juror—Competency of.—Under the Jury Act, (Stats. 1863, p. 630, Sec. 1, Sub. 3,) a person otherwise qualified, is not a competent juror unless he has been “ assessed on the last assessment roll of his township or county, on real or personal property, or both, belonging to him, if a resident at the time of the assessment.” x</p> <p>Larceny of One's Own Goods—Instruction.—An instruction to the effect that if a man takes his own goods from the possession of his bailee, without the knowledge or consent of the latter, such taking was no larceny, was properly refused.</p> <p>Idem—In such case, the taking will be larceny or not, according to the intent with which the taking is accomplished. If done with intent to charge the bailee, it is larceny.</p>
Judges: Sanderson
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