Can a defendant appeal against his judgment of conviction for assault with intent to pervert the course of justice?

In affirming appellant's judgment of conviction, this court rejected his challenge to the denial of the Romero motion, stating: "As noted by the trial court, [appellant's] four 1985 robbery convictions, which were the product of a crime spree, involved the use of a gun[,] and in 1982 he had suffered a conviction or juvenile conviction for auto tampering. [] [Appellant] did not learn his lesson, because he committed the current theft-related crimes." (People v. Munns, supra, 2004 Cal.App. Unpub. LEXIS at *63.)