Keene v. State

Welton Alfred Keene, the appellant, was convicted in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, Judge James K. Cullen, presiding, for housebreaking and three counts of receiving stolen goods, -involving separate transactions. All sentences were to run concurrently.

Although an appeal was entered as to the conviction for housebreaking, no issue concerning that conviction was presented to this court either in the brief or orally, and we see no error therein. The questions presented for our determination involve whether or not one, Hubert Batten, was the accomplice in the three charges of receiving stolen…