People v. Ogden
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtCoryn, P. J.
This is an appeal by the defendant, James Ogden, from a judgment of conviction entered upon a verdict finding him guilty of armed robbery. The defendant argues here that the evidence failed to establish his guilt beyond any reasonable doubt, and that his conviction was obtained by the admission of prejudicial and inflammatory evidence.
We h¿ve thoroughly examined the report of proceedings, and find that the evidence is clearly sufficient to establish that defendant committed the crime of robbery at the Meadowbrook Dairy Store in Peoria on September 28, 1963. The victim of this robbery, store…
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