24 Ohio App. 2d 31 - State v. Creachbaum’s Empirical Analysis

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17 state decisions

Most-quoted passages

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1. “There is no deception on the part of the drawer when the payee knows that there are not sufficient funds in the bank upon which the check is drawn.”

   3 later decisions quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Widener, Unpublished Decision (2-2-2007) · State v. Copeland, Unpublished Decision (11-7-2005)

2. ““Q. What was the condition of his account at the First National Bank in Sabina in January, what was indicated to you by Bernard? “A. He didn’t have any money there. “Q. He didn’t have any money then? “A. No. “Q. Would that have been the time these checks were written? “A. Yes, I am sure that it was. «* * * “Q. You knew on January 12, 1967 that the $83,000 check was no good? “A. I had a feeling it wasn’t, yes. “Q. What about the $70,000 check when you took it? “A. I had the feeling it wasn’t, yes. “Q. But at the time you took them, at the time they were delivered to you did you know the checks were no good? “A. Well, yes I am sure I did. “Q. You knew they were no good? "A. Yes. “Q. The checks were taken by the bank with this knowledge, is that correct? “A. Yes, I would say so—yes. “Q. At any rate when yob accepted on January 12, exhibits 1 and 2 you knew that money was not in the Sabina Bank to cover those checks didn’t you at that time? “A. Sure. «* * He “Q. Starting with—all 18 of these checks you knew were no good when you got them? “4- Th&t is right,””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. State v. Creachbaum