People v. McGill

Appellant was tried by a jury on charges of first-degree kidnapping, attempt to commit aggravated robbery, and second-degree assault. He was acquitted of the first-degree kidnapping charge, but was convicted of second-degree kidnapping, attempted robbery, and second-degree assault. The court sentenced appellant to the state penitentiary to an indeterminate term not to exceed five years for the attempted robbery, not to exceed seven years for second-degree kidnapping, and not to exceed seven years for second-degree assault. All terms were to be served concurrently. We affirm the convictions.

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