Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit March 25, 1980, 79-1011 (United States v. Elwyn Earl Weathers)

McKAY, Circuit Judge.

This case would not amount to much except for the creative analysis of appellant’s counsel. The defendant was indicted and convicted on five separate counts relating to a series of bank robberies. The case was tried to the court sitting without jury on the sole question of whether the defendant was criminally responsible, under the standard of

Wion v. United States,

325 F.