People v. Camak

Melvin Camak, defendant herein, and Edward Collins were charged in an information dated June 9, 1964, with the crime of robbery armed. * Their trial was set for September 1, 1964, before the Honorable Earl C. Pugsley, visiting judge in the recorder’s court for the city of Detroit. Before commencement of the trial, Edward Collins entered a guilty plea which was duly accepted. The prosecutor then moved to add Edward Collins as a res gestae witness for the people. Upon defense counsel’s objection and request for adjournment if the motion was granted, the prosecutor withdrew his motion. The trial…