California Court of Appeal June 1, 1967, Crim. 297 (People v. Hamilton)
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United States · · · 01-06-1967
CONLEY, P. J.
The defendant, David Hamilton, admits that he stole a valuable diamond ring from a jewelry store in the City of Tulare, but denies that he had the intention to commit theft when he entered the store, and, therefore, argues that he is not guilty of second degree burglary, the crime of which he was convicted.
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