Gibson v. State

BOWEN, Presiding Judge.

William Gibson was convicted of first degree, robbery and first degree assault. He was sentenced as a habitual offender to life imprisonment without parole and to life imprisonment.

I

The trial court improperly refused the defendant’s requested charge number 20, which stated:

“The Court charges the jury that if a conviction in this case depends upon the testimony of a single witness and if the jury has a reasonable doubt as to the truthfulness of the testimony of such witness, they cannot convict the Defendant.”

The charges against Gibson arise from the robbery of Woodson…