People v. Chandler
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtElkington, J.
Frederick Rupert Chandler, defendant below, appeals from a judgment of conviction of armed robbery (Pen. Code, § 211) entered upon a jury verdict.
Insisting that his arrest and an ensuing search were without probable cause he contends error: (1) on the admission in evidence of a knife found in the search, (2) in the use of a tape recording of a conversation between defendant and an accomplice while alone in a police car after their arrest, and (3) in allowing the testimony of a juvenile accomplice who had shortly after the arrest incriminated himself and his companions. Each of these, he says,…
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