The People v. Hanley

Plaintiff in error, William Hanley, and Andrew Stable and Harry Anderson, were indicted for the robbery of Albert Novak with a gun. A separate trial was granted to Anderson, and Hanley and Stable were found guilty of robbery with a gun, in manner and- form as charged in the indictment. Hanley and Stable were found to be of the ages of twenty and nineteen years, respectively. Both were sentenced to the State reformatory at Pontiac, and Hanley brings the cause here for review.

Testimony of the complaining witness, Albert Novak, and of Leo Kupferschmidt, was to the effect that on the night of…