People v. Stanley

Defendant Dean T. Stanley was convicted after jury trial of two charges of forgery committed on March 4 and 5, 1961, respectively. He admitted three prior felony convictions—robbery in 1932, robbery in 1949 and burglary in 1956. The sentences on the two counts were ordered to run concurrently. Defendant appeals from the judgment.

Four claims of error advanced by him are not supported by the record, namely, (1) that he was denied the right to call witnesses in his own behalf, (2) “that false facts were entered into court,” (3) that evidence was suppressed which would have cleared him of the…