Whether Z.________ should also be committed for sequestration, extortion, and fraudulent computer use, and the indictment order amended accordingly.
Yes. The investigation provided sufficient indicia of guilt for commitment on complicity in robbery, sequestration, fraudulent computer use, and a narcotics contravention; extortion remained included subsidiarily.
The record showed enough evidence for the additional counts. At this procedural stage, the distinction between robbery and extortion had no practical importance because qualified extortion carries the same penalty reference as robbery. The fact that he had not been formally inculpated on all counts did not require annulment since he had been heard on all underlying facts.