Conviction for burglary, uttering a fictitious check, grand theft, robbery, resisting arrest, unlawfully driving or taking a vehicle, and exhibiting a deadly weapon other than a firearm, is affirmed as modified to stay the sentence on one count where: 1) there was sufficient evidence for a reasonable jury to find defendant guilty of grand theft from the person; 2) grand theft from the person of another requires that the item taken have some intrinsic value; 3) a jury could reasonably infer that a phony check had intrinsic value; 4) defendant's right to counsel was not violated by the admission of a jailhouse confession; 5) defendant forfeited a claim that an officer violated his right to counsel; 6) an ineffective assistance of counsel claim regarding a failure to object failed; 7) trial counsel was not ineffective for failing to object to hearsay testimony at trial; and 8) trial court erred in failing to stay punishment for one count under Penal Code section 654.