Daniels v. State

Appellant directly appeals his conviction and sentence for the crime of' robbery. *406His court-appointed counsel has filed what is commonly known as an “Anders” brief,1 i. e., one in which he asserts that there are no arguable or meritorious points to be found in and from the record herein. Although he has filed such a brief counsel has not, as has been the classic case, moved to withdraw.

From the certificate of service endorsed in the brief it appears that appellant’s counsel served only the Attorney General with a copy of said brief, and therefore that no copy was certified as having been…