401 P.2d 830 | Colo. | 1965
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Raul Leopoldo Cruz was convicted in 1959 of robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery, and was sentenced to the state penitentiary. Thereafter, he brought writ of error, pro se, to this Court. On February 6, 1962, the judgment was affirmed in Cruz v. People, 149 Colo. 187, 368 P.2d 774.
In response to our order that defendant be afforded counsel, the trial court appointed one Don B. Oliver, a highly competent and experienced lawyer with many years of experience in the trial of criminal cases. In a 7 page brief, supplemented by a 6 page appendix, listing and analyzing authorities, counsel reported to us that he examined the record, including the complete transcript of the evidence; the briefs, and the cases cited therein; and that he consulted each of the three attorneys who appeared in the trial of the case. His conclusion, after such study, is that all error or alleged error was adequately covered by the opinion of this Court and that there are no grounds of error other than those presented to this Court on the original writ of error and covered by the Court in its opinion. In his opinion, no further consideration of the points raised is required.
The matter having been presented to us in this light by the brief of the able and experienced lawyer appointed by the trial court, we now adhere to the deci