Duboice v. United States

On June 27, 1937, appellant Ray L. Duboice was found guilty by a jury upon nine counts of an indictment filed against him. Count One of the indictment charged him and others with having committed the crime of robbery of the Scottsbluff National Bank in Nebraska “by force and violence, and by putting the said officers and employees of said bank in fear”. Count Two charged that in the commission of the same offense of robbery the appellant and others ■“did put in jeopardy the lives” of certain persons. Counts Three to Nine, inclusive,, charged that appellant and others, in an attempt to avoid…