People v. McZeal

FINLEY, J. pro tem.*

This appeal stems from notice of appeal in the form of a letter written by the defendant stating, in part: “I am writing this letter to appeal the sentence, I received in your court, Thursday the 4th.”

Appellant was charged by complaint filed in the municipal court with six counts of robbery. Counts I through V charged that at the time of the commission of the offenses appellant was armed with a deadly weapon, to wit: an automatic pistol. Appellant, represented by counsel, pleaded guilty to Count I and the remaining counts were dismissed. Appellant was then certified to the…