McCurry v. City of Rome

There is no merit in the contention that the conviction is not supported, by evidence; and as to the remaining question in the case the facts are identical with those in Smith v. City of Rome, 16 Ga. App. 161 (84 S. E. 615), in which it was held: “Where, on a trial by the mayor and council on appeal, in the case of one who had been convicted by the recorder of the city of the charge of having violated a municipal ordinance, the evidence and the defendant’s statement had been received and the hearing of the ease concluded, it was not error to exclude the accused from the court-room during the…