Griffin v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DAUGHTREY, Judge.
The defendants-appellants, Jessie Griffin, Jr. and Shelby G. White, were convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to ten years imprisonment. On appeal they challenge the sufficiency of the convicting evidence, alleging specifically that the proof fails to establish that the robbery was committed by use of a deadly weapon. We find no reversible error, and we therefore conclude that their convictions must be upheld.
On October 22, 1977, Mr. Tommie L. Davis was approached by an acquaintance, later identified as the defendant Jessie Griffin, Jr., who asked Davis to drive…
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