Price v. Warden

Charles Price, Jr., seeks leave to appeal under the Post Conviction Procedure Act from the denial of his petition by Judge Byrnes after counsel had been appointed and a hearing held.

The petitioner was tried and convicted by Judge Carter, sitting without a jury, of attempted robbery with a deadly weapon and receiving stolen goods. A twenty-year sentence was imposed on the attempted robbery count, and eighteen months on the receiving count, to run concurrently. Price did not appeal but later unsuccessfully sought to come to this Court after he had been denied the writ of habeas corpus by Judge…