In Re Rye
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
WOOD (Fred B.), J.
In 1948, in the superior court, Fresno County, petitioner was convicted upon three counts (first degree murder and two armed robberies). He was sen tenced to life imprisonment for murder and for the term prescribed by law upon each of the robbery counts.
The judgment erroneously declared that the terms for robbery would run consecutively. Section 669 of the Penal Code declares that when a person is convicted of one or more crimes and the punishment for any of them “is expressly prescribed to be life imprisonment,” the terms of imprisonment on the other convictions “shall be…
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