People v. Wilson

Defendant, James W. Wilson, was indicted by the Lee Coimty Grand Jury for the offense of armed robbery. He was subsequently found guilty at a jury trial and sentenced to three to nine years’ imprisonment. He contends on appeal that he was not proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, that there was reversible error in not having the voir dire, opening statements and closing arguments reported, ánd that his sentence is excessive.

At a line-up approximately two months after the date of the instant offense, the complainant viewed five men, including defendant. The men were all viewed in different…