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e-Studio 3511 Copier that would have landed him a $ 7,500 commission. He forged the supposed buyer's signature on three documents. The jury convicted him of grand theft after a one-day trial. He had been offered a plea agreement that included six months in the county jail before the trial, however,
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808:. December 20, 1977.
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