People v. Romer

THE COURT.

Defendants were convicted of the crime of burglary under five counts, and the crime of robbery under seven counts. Their motions for a new trial being denied, this appeal was taken. In a voluminous brief they argue that the evidence against them is weak and that any serious errors must be deemed prejudicial. Their evidence was chiefly directed to the defense of alibi, to offset the testimony of identification. Nevertheless, they do not contend that the evidence is insufficient to support the verdict on any of the twelve counts, and it is therefore unnecessary for us to engage in any…