United States v. Bredy

Bredy was found guilty of the robbery of the East Dallas Bank by the use of a firearm in violation of 18 U.S.C.A. § 2113(a),
(d) (2). Enoch was found guilty of aiding and abetting. We have considered the following errors asserted by one or the other
or both of the defendants and find each of them to be without merit: (1) insufficiency of the evidence to support the conviction
and the refusal to grant an instructed verdict of not guilty; (2) the giving of an Allen charge; (3) the Court's instruction
on aiding and abetting; (4) the reading of instructions by the Court as requested by the jury; (5) the refusal of the Court
to charge on lesser included offenses; and (6) the Court's instruction of the meaning of jeopardy.