Joseph Lloyd Thomas v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TUTTLE, Chief Judge.
This appeal from a verdict of guilty and maximum sentence under the Bank Robbery Statute1 presents a record which is bare of any attempt by counsel for the appellant to call to the attention *528of the trial court any of the alleged errors which are here relied on for reversal.
Appellant was convicted of participating with two others in the robbery of a bank in Shreveport, Louisiana, by a threat of violence by the use of a dangerous weapon. On his trial he was identified by five eyewitnesses to the robbery and his participating in the offense was further testified to by an…
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