McNulty v. People

The defendant was convicted in the county court on three counts involving gambling and three counts charging conspir*248acy to commit each of the first three. The record before us does not reflect the sentences. We rely upon the following set forth in the defendant’s brief:

“Count 1 (Keeping a Gambling House) 30 days and $500.00 fine; Count 3 (Keeping a Gambling Table) 1 year and $500.00 fine; Count 5 (Gambling for a Livelihood) 1 year and $500.00 fine; Counts 2, 4 and 6 (Conspiracy) 1 year and $1,000.00 fine. All sentences were ordered to be served consecutively.”

The convictions were appealed to…