Cruzado v. People of Puerto Rico. Vargas-Rivera v. People of Puerto Rico
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MAGRUDER, Chief Judge.
The appeal in the case of José Cruzado Ortiz v. The People of Puerto Rico, No. 4785, is from a judgment of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico entered May 15, 1953, affirming an order of the District Court of Puerto Rico, Maya-guez Section, entered April 29, 1952, denying a motion to set aside several judgments of conviction.
In November, 1950, a group of in-formations were filed in the insular District Court, charging that appellant Cruzado and eight other individual co-defendants had committed five separate crimes of assault with intent to commit murder. Upon arraignment…
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