The People v. Geddes

Plaintiff in error, Raymond Daniel Geddes, was convicted at the May term, 1944, of the circuit court of Macon county for the crime of robbery. He waived trial by jury in writing, and, appearing by counsel, was tried by the court. Evidence was offered and the defendant found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for a period of not less than one year nor more than twenty years, with a provision that the term of imprisonment should be not less than five years for a minimum term nor more than ten years for a maximum term. Only the common-law record is produced and there is no bill of…