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Hall Superior Court found a defendant guilty of possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute, criminal attempt to commit the sale of cocaine, and use of a communication facility in facilitating a commission of a felony criminal act. The defendant appealed, believing that the State should have identified its confidential informant because he was …
Gwinnett Superior Court convicted a defendant of malice murder, burglary, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The defendant filed a motion for a new trial because he felt that his attorney was ineffectual, but the trial court denied his motion. …
Dougherty Superior Court convicted a defendant on aggravated child molestation, rape, incest, and two counts of sexual battery against his daughter. The defendant appealed, believing that his rape and incest convictions should have been merged for the sake of sentencing. Georgia’s Court of Appeals reviewed his case and determined that the evidence supported each of …
Fulton Superior Court convicted a defendant of murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, but the defendant noted a flaw in the court’s jury charge. Georgia’s Supreme Court examined the instructions given to the jury and saw that the trial court explained to the jury “that particular facts could be …
Hall State Court found a defendant guilty of operating a moving vessel under the influence of alcohol (boating under the influence or BUI) and three counts of endangering a child by operating a moving vessel under the influence of alcohol. The defendant filed a Motion to Suppress Evidence of the field sobriety tests, but the …
Evidence Stacks Against Murderer’s Unindicted Conspiracy Charge Clarke Superior Court convicted a defendant of felony murder and crimes related to a series of burglaries, but the defendant appealed, believing that the evidence was lacking in one burglary charge and that the court mistakenly charged him with conspiracy to burgle. Georgia’s Court of Appeals reviewed his …
