Freeman v. State

Johnson, Judge.

A jury found Joseph Anthony Freeman guilty of driving with open containers of alcohol in his vehicle, driving with defective equipment, and driving while his license was suspended. He appeals from his convictions, challenging only the sufficiency of the state’s evidence.

Although the trial was not transcribed, Freeman attempted to perfect the record by preparing a stipulation of the case in accordance with OCGA § 5-6-41 (i). The stipulation was signed by the trial judge in accordance with the statute, but it was not filed in the trial court so that it could be included in the…