MARCUS, Justice.
Joseph Louis Stevenson was separately convicted and sentenced for two armed robberies. Separate appeals were taken to this court. In the appeal from his first conviction and sentence, defendant asserted fourteen assignments of error. In two of these, he contended the trial judge erred in denying his motion to suppress his confession grounded on a claim that it was coerced and involuntary and in allowing the confession in evidence. At the suppression...
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