On this appeal defendant contests the propriety of accepting his plea of guilty to the crime of second degree robbery and asserts that the sentence imposed upon him is unduly harsh and excessive. Both contentions are without merit. When questioning defendant concerning the factual basis for his offered plea to the reduced charge of second degree robbery, the trial court employed the language of the indictment for first degree robbery which had accused defendant of threatening...
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