People v. Mason

On December 18, 1951, appellant entered a plea of guilty in the Municipal Court in San Diego to the crime of issuing a check without sufficient funds in violation of Penal Code, section 476a. The matter was certified to the superior court (Case No. 169855) and appellant was granted probation. Subsequently, this order was vacated and on March 31, 1952, it was ordered that appellant be sentenced to the state’s prison for the term prescribed by law, the sentence to run concurrently with relation to the sentence imposed by the said superior court on the same date in action Number 171444.

In San Diego Superior Court Number 171444 appellant was also charged with the crime of issuing a check without sufficient funds, a felony, in violation of section 476a of the Penal Code and on March 6, 1952, he entered a plea of guilty in the municipal court to said crime. This matter was also certified to the superior court, where, on March 31, 1952, appellant, having admitted a prior conviction as alleged in the amended complaint, was sentenced to the state’s prison for the term prescribed by law. It was further ordered that this sentence run concurrently with the sentence imposed in said superior…