State v. Daniels

MAUS, Presiding Judge.

A jury found the defendant guilty of an attempt to commit robbery in the first degree and fixed his punishment at imprisonment for seven years. The trial court found he was, as charged, a persistent offender and sentenced him to imprisonment for thirty years. The defendant presents five points on appeal, none of which questions the sufficiency of the evidence.

By his first point the defendant contends the information is insufficient because it charges only an attempt to commit robbery, not first degree robbery. He argues the information does not contain a reference to the…