KALISH, J., March 14, 1972.
In 1947, defendant, William Hallowell, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for two murders and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
In July 1968, he filed a petition for relief pursuant to the Post Conviction Hearing Act; was permitted to file post trial motions as if timely filed and on June 6, 1969, relief was denied. Defendant appealed.
Having reviewed the record, the Supreme Court, on October 12, 1971, held...
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