Gould v. People

Gould, hereinafter referred to as the defendant, was found guilty by a jury of “aggravated robbery.” He urges reversal of the trial court’s judgment on the verdict and the sentence on a variety of grounds including (1) the purported error of the trial court in allowing into evidence the defendant’s confession and his statements admitting the commission of similar transactions; (2) the alleged improper denial of the defendant’s motions for mistrial; (3) the court’s limitation of defendant’s cross-examination of a medical witness for the people; and (4) the purported erroneous refusal of the…