People v. Richardson
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
DEVINE, P. J.
Appellant Louis Richardson, together with one Leslie Henry, was charged with the commission of robbery and assault with means likely to produce great bodily injury. Both crimes were made the subject of separate counts in respect of the victims, so that four felonies in all were charged. In addition, it was charged that appellant had intentionally inflicted great bodily injury upon both of the victims. The charge, if found true, would set the minimum term in the state prison at 15 years, under Penal Code section 213.
The jury found appellant guilty of the four felonies, and…
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