Knowles v. State

Sognier, Judge.

Appellants were tried jointly and convicted of several counts of communicating gambling information, commercial gambling and gambling. In their first enumeration of error both appellants contended the transcript was incomplete and they were thereby denied their right of perfecting an effective appeal. The Supreme Court has ruled that the record is sufficiently coinplete to review, and directed this court to consider appellants’ enumerations of error. State v. Knowles, 247 Ga. 218 (274 SE2d 468) (1981). Accordingly, Enumeration 1 of both appeals has been decided adversely to…