Charles M. Jones v. United States

*191DANAHER, Circuit Judge.

Appellant was convicted of robbing a hotel clerk. The episode occurred about 4:30 A.M. on November 25, 1960. He argues first that police arrested him without probable cause, and on that account, a photograph of him taken at a “line-up” and testimony concerning it were improperly received in evidence. But appellant’s trial counsel (who is not his present counsel) did not object to the introduction of this evidence, and its admission certainly cannot be considered plain error affecting substantial rights.1 Accordingly, as the matter was not raised at the trial, we decline…