HAYS, Chief Justice.
The defendant, John Hubbard, entered a plea of guilty to an amended information charging second degree murder. Thereafter, he was sentenced to not less than twenty-five nor more than forty years in the state prison.
Basically, the only issue raised on appeal is the excessiveness of that sentence. As an ancillary issue, the defendant, in his opening brief, contended that the trial court's refusal to furnish to him the probation department...
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