Crum v. State

Appellants were convicted on March 9, 1966, of the offense of robbery with a deadly weapon in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, Judge Meyer M. Cardin presiding, without a jury. Each was sentenced to imprisonment for a term of twenty years and from the convictions and sentences each appealed.

The appellant, Dunbar, raised only one contention on appeal, that the evidence was not legally sufficient to establish that the robbery was with a dangerous and deadly weapon. The appellant, Crum, contended that the evidence was not legally sufficient to sustain the verdict of guilty and that he was denied…