Hutton v. People

At defendant’s arraignment on a charge of robbery of the Maxwell Food Store in Colorado Springs, the trial court, after fully and duly advising him of his several rights, accepted his plea of guilty. He was charged with the perpetration of such robbery while armed with a dangerous weapon with intent, if resisted, to kill, maim or wound the victim, a type of robbery sometimes called “aggravated robbery.”

Later, and at an appointed time, evidence concerning the crime was received. In the course of the evidence, a confession was admitted, and from it the trial court was advised that the defendant…