People v. Kent

Defendant appeals in propria persona from a judgment on a verdict finding him guilty on three counts of robbery of the first degree. He also appeals from the order denying him a new trial.

In his opening brief the appellant did not question the sufficiency of the evidence on any one of the counts. Two points were raised by him: (1) The sufficiency of the allegations of the information, and (2) the propriety of the jury’s finding of first degree robbery in view of no specific allegation of the degree charged.(1) The first count of the information accused defendant “of a felony, to wit, robbery,…