Feagin v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Birdsong, Presiding Judge.
A. P. Feagin, Sr., appeals his bench trial conviction of criminal trespass asserting insufficiency of evidence.
The alleged victim, Gleason Fowler, claims appellant interfered with Fowler’s right of use of a road giving access to the northern portion of his property, by barricading it and driving spikes into the ground. The trail meanders on both appellant’s and Fowler’s property. Appellant denied he drove spikes into the ground and asserts that he did erect barricades across the road, but only within the boundaries of his own property, after detecting the…
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