People v. McKinney
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtVan Dyke, P. J.
The defendant, Young McKinney, appeals in propria persona from a judgment of conviction of first degree robbery entered upon a jury's verdict. He claims that the evidence was insufficient to warrant a conviction “if the jury had not been prejudiced by the prosecution and by the attitude of the court.” Defendant contends that the testimony of the complaining witness at the preliminary examination was inconsistent with his testimony at the trial and that his trial testimony was not credible; that defendant was not properly represented by counsel; that the trial court erred in (1) refusing to…
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