People v. DePratto

This was a prosecution by an indictment that charged Harry L. De-Pratto with one count of armed robbery and three counts of aggravated battery. He was tried without a jury, found guilty of all the charges; and without specifying the particular count on which sentence was to be imposed, the court sentenced him to serve two to six years for aggravated battery. Defendant appeals, but the only issue he presents is whether the three aggravated battery counts of the indictment were fatally defective.

These counts, in their relevant parts, contained the following allegations. 1(1)

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