STATE OF MOKANS
PRESENTENCE REPORT
| Name: | James Lucas |
| Age | 24 |
| Address | 1234 Belleville Rd. Newton, Mokans |
| Race | Black/African-American |
| Sex | Male |
| Marital Status | Single |
| Offense | Robbery (M.G.L. c. 255, § 12) |
| Subject Version | Denies any involvement in offense. |
| Legal Version | Subject positively identified by owner and customer of Shop-n-Save Market
both as to face and voice. Both testified that subject entered store, claimed to have a
gun and demanded money. He fled with approximately $350 turned over by the store owner. No weapon was discovered in a search of subject's apartment the next day, but $300 was found. Subject claimed he won the money in a crap game, but details of it were sketchy, and no corroboration was introduced. |
| Subject's Attitude | Strongly denies involvement in the robbery. |
| Prior Record | Subject has juvenile convictions for truancy, incorrigibility and gambling. He has one adult conviction for possession of marijuana (5 years ago). He received one year probation (successfully completed). |
| Education | Attended Mokans public schools in the Belleville district. Left school in the tenth grade and worked at various jobs. Poor grades throughout. Repeated fourth grade. Poor attendance record. |
| Test Scores | Stanford-Binet I.Q. 90 Otis I.Q. 92 |
| History | Subject was an illegitimate child and the fourth of 9 children. His mother was on welfare until her death several years ago. Subject is bitter about society which made his family live in squalor. He has never held a steady job, and has limited job skills. He has been unemployed for the past 9 months despite efforts to secure employment. His jobs have ranged from dish-washer to gardener to maintenance worker. He is described by former employers as honest and quiet but somewhat sporadic and unreliable as to work attendance. He joined the military at age 17, but was administratively discharged two years later, presumably for drug use. Subject has no steady girl friend and hangs around with several young men with criminal records. He is regarded by neighbors as quiet, although he does get loud drunk on occasion. |
| Tolbert Presentence Report | Applicable Statutes |