Cobb v. State

OPINION

ODOM, Judge.

This appeal is from a conviction for the offense of robbery. Punishment was assessed by a jury at seventy-five years.

Initially, appellant contends that his court appointed counsel did not have the required ten days to prepare for trial.

The record reveals that appellant’s counsel was appointed for the purpose of pay only on the day of the trial. However, the record also reveals that counsel had been retained by appellant as early as three months prior to trial. Furthermore, the record affirmatively shows that appellant’s counsel actively participated in the trial. See Meeks…