People v. Carter
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtKane, J.
Defendant raises no issue upon this appeal concerning the propriety of his conviction of first degree robbery; his attacks are directed instead at the court’s charge and the sufficiency of the proof as it relates to his conviction of murder predicated on the theory of felony murder. When read as a whole, the court’s charge fairly stated the applicable law and, even if the challenged statement could be considered confusing or erroneous, defendant took no exception thereto or requested any clarification. More substantial is defendant’s claim that the proof was insufficient to establish that the…
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