Wolfe v. State

WIGGINTON, Acting Chief Judge.

Appellant Wolfe was informed against, tried and convicted of conspiracy to commit armed robbery; aiding and abetting in the crime of armed robbery; and, larceny. The case terminated in a judgment of guilt from which this appeal is taken.

At the trial the State called as its principal witness an alleged accomplice, one Clark Boyd Hamilton. It was primarily upon the testimony of Hamilton that appellant’s guilt was established. Hamilton had previously pleaded guilty to the armed robbery out of which the charges against appellant arose, as well as a separate and…