Gayton v. Robbins

WEATHERBEE, Justice.

In 1967 the Petitioner pleaded guilty to an information charging him with breaking, entering and larceny in the nighttime and was sentenced to serve a term in the State Prison where he is now confined. He later petitioned for the writ of post-conviction habeas corpus and submitted his case on a written stipulation of facts. The stipulation reads:

1) That the structure which was allegedly broken into was a funeral home; and

2) That attorney S * * * represented the petitioner and three other defendants simultaneously.

The Justice in the Superior Court denied Petitioner the…