After complaining about the way his case had been handled by the
judicial system, a 22-year-old Lebanon man was sentenced
Wednesday to five to 10 years in state prison for robbing a city
convenience store.  "The process of the court is very unfair,"
said Joel Quinones, 72 Lebanon Village, who had pleaded guilty
to charges related to the robbery of a store at 502 Lehman St.
on June 21.  "What is unfair?" Judge Samuel Kline asked
Quinones. "Are you still pleading guilty?"  "Yes," Quinones
replied.  Kline answered that the female store clerk "might say
that isn't enough," referring to the prison term.  "I do not
like the result, but it's OK," Quinones said.  "There are
consequences for an action," Kline said. "Some are more severe
than others."  Kline noted that Quinones entered the store,
pointed what turned out to be a replica pistol at the clerk and
said, "Give me money, or I'll shoot."  Although the gun was
fake, "It's an armed robbery," Kline said. "You can't sugarcoat
that. ... You're a 22-year-old man. Yo