State v. Roebuck
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Ott, J. †
Lenzie Roebuck was convicted of the crime of assault in the second degree. From entry of the judgment and sentence based upon the jury’s verdict, Lenzie Roebuck has appealed.
July 2, 1967, officers Harry Cole and Bert O’Brian, two Seattle policemen, noticed Lenzie Roebuck striking Alvin Hedquist, an elderly man, in a downtown alley. Lenzie Roebuck was arrested. July 17, 1967, a preliminary hearing was held in the District Justice Court before Judge James J. Dore. Lenzie Roebuck was present and represented by an attorney who had just been appointed by the court and had conferred with…
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