People v. Rowell

On October 21, 1966, defendant was convicted by a Detroit recorder’s court jury of robbery armed1 for the robbery of $125 from a bakery shop.

He appeals upon the grounds that the trial court erred in denying his motions to quash the information and for a directed verdict of not guilty, because of inadequate representation prior to trial and because due process was not accorded him in identification procedures.

The robbery occurred August 25,1965. Defendant was arrested October 5, 1965. He appeared in a lineup on October 7 and was identified by the manager of the bakery. At a second lineup on…