People v. Nolan

Sidney Campbell, Robert Boyd, Frank Noonan and the plaintiff in error, Christ Nolan, were indicted at the September term, 1907, of the criminal court of Cook county for robbing Maurice A. Schenick, on the 13th day of August, 1907, of “one pin of the value of $400.” Noonan was acquitted, and Campbell, Boyd and the plaintiff in error were found guilty under said indictment. The case as to Campbell was considered by this court in People v. Campbell, 234 Ill. 391. The facts as to the robbery are sufficiently set out in that opinion and need not be re-stated here.

It is contended that the property…