Powell v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
■CARR, Judge.
The defendants were jointly indicted on a charge of robbery. The two were tried without a severance. The jury found both guilty as charged.
The alleged assaulted party was a soldier by the name of Weldon Bennett.
In brief, counsel for appellants states: “Herein, both defendants were arraigned on Monday, July 21, 1947, but defendant H. O. Powell had not at that time had appointed for him legal counsel and he was not duly represented by legal counsel at said arraignment. Edward G. Branch, Jr. was thereafter appointed to represent said defendant. Notice of said appointment being…
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