Jordan v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Eldridge, Judge.
Following a bench trial, Christopher Jordan was found guilty of driving with an unlawful drug present in his blood or urine, operating a motor vehicle with no insurance, and driving without a license in his possession; appellant was found not guilty of driving with an expired tag. He appeals.
The record shows that a Lawrenceville police officer, operating an unmarked police car, noticed appellant driving through a high crime area in Gwinnett County; the officer’s attention was drawn to appellant because the officer had not seen appellant’s vehicle in the area before, and…
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