Howard v. People

C. F. HOWARD was convicted of being an accessory after the fact to the murder of Charles Rubin by Sam Jones. He seeks a reversal of the sentence.

At the trial a jury was waived, and the case was submitted to the court upon stipulated facts, which substantially are as follows:

On the night of July 25, 1934, Howard and Jones left the village of Estes Park to hunt deer. Jones took his gun along. On the way Jones asked Howard to help him straighten his troubles with Rubin. When they reached Rubin's place, near the village of Estes Park, Howard went to Rubin's house to get things "straightened out."…