Commonwealth Piccerelli v. Smith, Warden

Kenworthey, J.,

Opinion by

Without benefit of counsel, Piccerelli and Bacari, on July 18, 1933, were tried before Judge McDevitt and found guilty as charged in three indictments:

No. 506, July Sessions, 1933, felonious assault and robbery from the person of Helen Figgs;

No. 507, July Sessions, 1933, felonious assault and robbery from the person of John Moore;

No. 509, July Sessions, 1933, carx*ying concealed deadly weapons.

They were sentenced on No. 506 and No. 507 to five to fifteen years, sentences to run consecutively so that the total sentence was ten to thirty years. No sentence was imposed…