Carver v. State

This case may demonstrate that if one plays with fire he is likely *441either to get burned or to be caught in a cross fire, or, as noted by the first chief judge of this court, Benjamin Harvey Hill, “[t]o shoot craps is to play craps.” Sims v. State, 1 Ga. App. 776, 777 (57 SE 1029) (1907). Cursory examination of the majority opinion, the dissenting opinion, and the record convinces me that the appellant may not have received a perfect trial but was fairly convicted, thus permitting me to concur in the judgment of the majority opinion only.