Grant v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
Indictment for robbery. Before Judge Roan. Eulton superior ■court. February 24, 1906.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
Joe Grant was convicted of the offense of robbery. 'The evidence discloses that he went into a pawn shop on Decatur street in the city of Atlanta and asked- to see the finest pistol in ihe house. A clerk showed him one pistol, which he declined, and then handed him “the finest gun [he] had.” The accused tore the ticket off the pistol, loaded it with cartridges , which he had in his pocket, held the pistol up, and commanded the clerk to stand *260back. The clerk got under the counter and the defendant backed out of the store. In his motion for a new trial the accused insists that the verdict was…
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