In Re Propp

Fred Propp, Jr., who in his lifetime has been found guilty of 12 felony offenses, and who has on 7 separate occasions been confined in state prisons, seeks review, by way of habeas corpus, of an adjudication that he is an habitual criminal.

In 1963 Propp was convicted by a jury of first degree robbery, conspiracy, possession of a sawed-off shotgun and possession by an ex-eonviet of a firearm. He was sentenced to state prison for the greater offense of robbery. (See People v. Propp, 235 Cal.App.2d 619 [45 Cal.Rptr. 690] ; People v. Propp, ante, p. 611 [59 Cal.Rptr. 700], filed June 6, 1967.) He…