People v. Murieta

Defendant was convicted on each of three counts of robbery and on each of three counts of kidnaping. He appeals from the ensuing judgment, as well as from the order by which his motion for a new trial was denied.

In his brief appellant states the point upon which he relies for a reversal of the judgment as follows:

“The appeal herein is based solely upon the [in]sufficiency of the evidence to justify the verdicts. It is submitted that each of the verdicts rendered is against the evidence and the weight of evidence.”

However, an examination of his brief discloses the fact that, specifically,…