McBride v. Commonwealth

MONTGOMERY, Chief Justice.

On December 7, 1967, Danny Wayne McBride was sentenced under a two-count indictment to two years’ imprisonment for dwelling house breaking and one year for obtaining money under false pretenses, the sentences to run consecutively to each other, and to a two-year sentence for another conviction of dwelling house breaking entered the same date, making a total of five years to be served. With assistance of counsel, all three sentences were upon pleas of guilty.

On June 3, 1968, he filed a “motion for a concurrent sentence,” asking the trial court to direct that these…