People v. Clement
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtKoford, P. J.
Appellant Clement and a co-defendant, Turner, were charged in separate counts with two crimes— robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery. Defendant Turner pleaded guilty to the charge of robbery and judgment was duly pronounced against him. Appellant Clement pleaded not guilty to both charges. He was found not guilty of robbery and guilty of conspiracy “as charged in the second count of the information.”
The first count after charging robbery further alleged that at the time of the robbery Turner was armed with a deadly weapon and that at the time the defendants were arrested appellant was…
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