Wilder v. State

CATES, Presiding Judge.

Robbery: sentence, ten years imprisonment.

The State’s proof tended to show, if believed to the required degree, i. e., beyond a reasonable doubt, that Wilder and another bound and gagged the manageress of a branch laundry. Wilder tied the woman up while the accomplice held a gun on her. Then the two rifled the till and stripped her purse.

Since appellant in brief has not complied with Rule A (49 Ala.. XXI) we neither delineate the evidence nor burden this opinion with a step by step recital of appellant’s brief. See Lawson v. State, 51 Ala.App. 704, 286 So.2d 914. Rather…