California Court of Appeal January 20, 1932, Docket No. 1182. (People v. Howard)

THOMPSON (R. L.), J.

The defendant was convicted of escaping from the surveillance of the prison guards of Folsom state prison, where he was serving a sentence for another felony of which he had been previously convicted. The information charges that the defendant “was then and there a prisoner, and as such lawfully

confined in

the State Prison at Folsom . . . for a term less than life; and . . .